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Volume 23:4 April 2023
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A Study on Training and Development of Workplace Communicative Soft-Skills in Pharmaceutical Employees

Dr. Mahesh Ponnuru

Abstract

Many Middle-level to Lower-level Employees working in Pharmaceutical Industry in rural areas lack Workplace Communicative Soft-skills. Efficient communication in the workplace equips employees to have the information they need to perform better to best. It is important to communicate effectively with other employees.

Keywords: Workplace, Communication, Soft-Skills, Employees, Pharmaceutical, Feedback, Job functions, Observation, Tenses, Grammar.

Introduction

The capability to exchange information and ideas at the workplace is a significant skill in many roles in the Pharmaceutical Industry. Workplace communication is the exchange of information, ideas, and suggestions between employees. It can be face-to-face conversations, emails, chat messages, videoconferencing, phone calls, and other methods. Non-verbal communication like eye contact, body language, and tone of voice are also important aspects of workplace communication. Many Middle-level to Lower-level Employees working in Pharmaceutical Industry in rural areas lack Workplace Communicative Soft-skills. This research article studies what makes workplace communication so significant, and the ways to improve it. This article identifies the problems of the training methods used to improve Workplace Communicative Soft-skills and possible solutions to these issues.

Objective

To identify some methods of Training in Workplace Communicative skills, which would help Pharmaceutical Employees to communicate effectively with other employees.

What is the Significance of Communicative Soft Skills in the Workplace?

Efficient communication in the workplace equips employees to have the information they need to perform better to best, buildup a positive work environment and remove inefficiencies. Effective communication should properly convey information while maintaining or improving Interpersonal relationships and human relationships.

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Dr. Mahesh Ponnuru
Assistant Professor and Soft-skills Trainer
Vignan’s Deemed to be University
Vadlamudi, Guntur. A. P., India
mahesh.softskills@gmail.com
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