FUNCTIONS AND FORMS OF MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION

Stefan Vladutescu (), Ilie Budica (), Aurelia Dumitru () and Georgiana Camelia Stanescu ()
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Ilie Budica: University of Craiova
Georgiana Camelia Stanescu: University of Craiova

Polish Journal of Management Studies, 2015, vol. 12, issue 2, 191-201

Abstract: This study is circumscribed to the domain of organizational communication and it is located within the specific field of managerial communication. It aims to clarify the purpose, functions and forms of managerial communication. The central approach is one of clarification and classification; in this respect, the approach is one of ontology of managerial communication (ontology includes vocabulary, terminology, classifications and typologies of a knowledge field). The research method that is used is complex and consists of a mix of meta-analytic procedures, procedures for collation, corroboration and synthesis procedures. Specialty literature is subject to a radiographic view in order to delineate ideas, opinions and theses related to the topic. Finally, our contribution consists of a) revealing, that managerial communication fulfills seven functions (information, decision transmission, influence, instruction, image, motivation, promotion) and c) in emphasizing that managerial communication is presented under seven forms (internal, external, vertical, horizontal, diagonal, linear, bipolar, and network communication).

Keywords: organizational communication; managerial communication; purpose; functions; forms (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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