Differences In Gender Communication
All of us have different styles of communicating with other people. Our style depends on a lot of things: where we?re from, how and where we were brought up, our educational background, our age, and it also can depend on our gender. Generally speaking, men and women talk differently even though there are varying degrees of masculine and feminine speech characteristics in each of us. In association with their own genders, men and women, tend to speak in ways that reflect common characteristics of their own sex. In the workplace today, as it has always been, communication has remained a key ingredient to running and maintaining a successful organization. However, with the changing times since women have become able to complete tasks at the same level and efficiency of men, controversy has arisen, and now more than even it is imperative that communication remain a solid foundation and characteristic of both genders.
Differences in communication are the results of many varying factors. The two genders have dissimilar goals and attitudes when communicating. Women on one hand want to achieve status, and avoid failure. In order to do so they pursue them in a semblance of connection. Men, on the other hand
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