Authors: Assistant Professor Tai. S. Patil, Mr. Rushikesh P. Kayande, Ms. Vaishnavi S. Bagal, Ms. Bhagyashree V. Lugade, Ms. Purva G. Kamble, Mr Sumit G. Jagtap, Ms. Shreya C. More, Ms Shruti M. Atkari, Ms Nilam S. Gaikwad, Ms Pratiksha A. Mote
Abstract: The increasing reliance on virtual communication necessitates a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities it presents for communication skills. This paper examines the significance of communication in virtual environments, exploring how digital platforms like online meetings, instant messaging, and project management tools can either enhance or hinder effective interaction. We will analyse the specific challenges posed by virtual communication, including the absence of non-verbal cues, potential for misinterpretations, and the need for clear and concise language. Furthermore, we will explore the opportunities that virtual platforms offer, such as wider reach, asynchronous communication, and access to diverse perspectives. The study will also address the importance of training and development initiatives to improve virtual communication skills, including the use of technology-based learning tools and the development of specific strategies for online interaction. Ultimately, this paper aims to provide insights into the evolution of communication skills in a digital age, emphasizing the need for adaptability and the effective utilization of virtual tools to foster positive and productive relationships, even in the absence of face-to-face interaction.
DOI: http://doi.org/10.61463/ijset.vol.13.issue3.199
International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology