Interpersonal Communications

Sometimes as employees, we try to communicate in the best manner we know how, but still we are just not fitting in. Every work place choses to communicate differently, so figuring out the right mode of communication may be helpful. Being direct in face-to-face and/or nonverbal conversations are the best way to improve communication around the office. https://lifehacker.com/how-can-i-communicate-better-at-the-office-1001505647

Many that enter into the corporate office setting for the first time, like me, may get the wrong perception. Most communication happens via email. Emails are constantly being sent through databases, different branches, etc. No one want to come across as sloppy, unorganized, and needy. Myrtec brought forth an article that briefly covers email etiquette. Communication through emails should being professionalism and personality.. "here are some know how's." http://www.myrtec.com.au/blog/top-10-rules-of-email-etiquette

In this video it talks about body language and the importance of showing positive body language in the workplace. Most of the time nonverbal communication speaks louder than your actual words. This video shows the right and the wrong way to show body language in the workplace. Body language place such an important role I felt that this video was important going into an office setting. Check it out! https://youtu.be/MmN_W7ncL2I

This is a short video that was made to entertain it's audience. It wasn't shy about getting it's point across on the biggest don't in a cubicle setting. Personal space is a big must when confined in a tight spot. This video shows a hilarious perspective on people that invade personal space and brings attention to work etiquette. https://youtu.be/fnWgHnI7BZI

In this article below explains some ruling when working in a corporate cubicle setting. These close open spacings can be very irritating and create stress within the work environment. It is important to understand some basic guidelines so that communication between co-workers can go smoothly. This article covers a lot about communication whether it's nonverbal, distractions, or comfort levels. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/career-coach-15-rules-of-etiquette-for-the-cubicle/2011/08/10/gIQARJKXFJ_story.html?utm_term=.8ca5e994f1c6

For my topic I would like to talk about interpersonal Communications in the workplace. Specifically I would like to talk about medical billing, authorization specialist, and billing specialist in a call center for patient Health Care. I mainly would like to talk about this topic because I am starting a new position in a healthcare facility for Medicare. This will be interesting and knowing how everyone in this cubicle communicate. It gives off a call center vibe, but I know every specialty plays a major part in keeping this company efficient and reliable for all patients. This will be a great journey and update for the next few weeks to come in my new work environment and for class!