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3.  Increasing self-confidence

                   4.  It  makes  people  confident  because  they  know  how  to  face

                       business clients in a table manner and makes the business well

                       organized.


               B.  Communication Interaction at Work


                    Fundamental  and  vital  to  all  administrative  functions,

               communication  is  a  means  of  transmitting  information  and  making

               oneself understood by another or others. Communicating effectively is
               an art and must be practiced effectively at the workplace  for better

               output  and  achievement  of  the  goals  of  an  organization.

               Communication is a major challenge for administrators because they

               are responsible for providing  information, which results in efficient

               and  effective  performance  in  organizations.  The  study  of
               communication  is  important  because  every  administrative  function

               and activity involves some form of direct or indirect communication.

               Whether  planning  and  organizing  or  leading  and  monitoring,

               administrators  communicate  with  and  through  other  people.  This

               implies that every person’s communication skills affect both personal
               and organizational effectiveness. It seems reasonable to conclude that

               one of the most inhibiting forces to organizational effectiveness is a

               lack of effective communication . Good communication skills are very

               important to one's success as an administrator. It is therefore essential

               for  administrators  to  endeavor  to  become  effective  communicators.
               This paper discusses the communication process and the importance

               of communication in the workplace and provides guidelines on how


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