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Some people believe that face to face communication is always more powerful than written communication. To what extent do you agree or disagree. ?

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It is argued that
face
 to
face
 interaction is a more effective method to communicate as compared to emails, letters and messages. I agree to the aforesaid statement and below I will
first
 explain how oral
communication
 with the person sitting in front of you, provides
non verbal
being other than verbal communication
nonverbal
 cues to the receiver, and
secondly
, how it creates an opportunity for the participants to clarify any doubts.
Non verbal
Suggestion
Nonverbal
 cues like expressions, tone
,
Accept space
,
hand signals are an essential part of
communication
. These cues provide context to help in assigning
weightage
Suggestion
weights
weighted
 to the message
.
Accept space
.
Moreover
, using hand signals while communicating in front of each other help in overcoming any language limitations.
For example
,
Accept space
,
tourists when visiting
foreignplace
Suggestion
a foreign place
foreign place
 where they are unaware of the local language often use hand signals to show what they mean. Doubts or misunderstandings are bound to happen in any
communication
, but
face
 to
face
 interaction provides a platform to clarify those doubts instantly by promoting two- way
communication
. As the person is sitting in front of you it is easy to ask questions and get answers from them without waiting for the response.
This
 helps in increasing the speed for making decisions.
For example
, 80 percent of organizations reported that they use kickoff meeting
instead
 of status
on
Suggestion
of
 email for their critical projects to save time and getting effective results. In conclusion, I believe that the individuals should utilize every opportunity to employ the
face
 to
face
 interaction in their
communication
 so as to clearly state the purpose and clarify the context of their message.

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