Master the Art of Communication Using the 7 C's Claims Outsource Australia

    MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, August 04, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- By meeting with customers face-to-face, Outsource Australia understands how important communication is, and how getting it right is pivotal to success. The firm believes that the key to effective communication is adhering to the 7 C's: clear, concise, concrete, correct, coherent, complete and courteous. Here the firm has outlined the 7 C's of communication in order to help people master the art of communication.

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1) Clear

The number one rule of communication is to make sure the message is clear and easy to understand. Whether it is in written or verbal communication, individuals must remember to keep it short, sweet and simple, claims Outsource Australia. "Don't overcomplicate it, the best communication with a customer is when we keep it straight to the point and easy to understand," said a spokesperson for Outsource Australia.

2) Concise

By being concise, individuals are able to give a lot of information clearly and in as few words as possible. Outsource Australia are urging individuals to stick to the point and keep it brief. By communicating in a concise manner, the audience can gain a clear picture of what they're being told.

3) Concrete

A concrete message is communicated in a way where the audience has a clear picture of what they are being told. It is delivered using facts and laser-like focus.

4) Correct

A correct message targets the audience it is being delivered to. Correct communication will not involve any errors and will be easily absorbed.

5) Coherent

Coherent communication is logical. The points made are connected and relevant to the main topic and the tone and text of the conversation is consistent.

6) Complete

Complete communication essentially means giving the audience all the details and making sure that they are fully informed. At Outsource Australia they teach their contractors how to do this to ensure that complete communication leads a customers to take action.

7) Courteous

"Courteous communication does what it says on the tin," said a spokesperson for Outsource Australia. Communication should be friendly, honest and open. Outsource Australia promote the importance of being transparent. In successful courteous communication there is no passive-aggressiveness or insults.

At Outsource Australia they teach their contractors effective communication, as communication with customers is one of their main services. "Mastering the art of communication is not only beneficial for people in business, but it is also a skill that can be very relevant in life. Despite many interactions moving on-line, face-to-face communication is still a part of day-to-day life and we pride ourselves on doing it better than anyone else," said Helen Poutakidis, Managing Director at Outsource Australia.

Outsource Australia specializes in creating personalised quality results between clients and consumers through face-to-face acquisitions and advertising. The Outsource Australia management team has many years of experience in a range of leading industries, specialising in Telecommunications, Energy, Film, Security, Health & Beauty, Promotional Markets and the Charity Sector. As a firm that meets with consumers face-to-face they recognise the importance of effective communication and they use their direct approach to their advantage to deliver both quality and quantity results for their clients.

Outsource Australia specialises in creating personalised quality results between our clients and their consumers through face-to-face acquisitions and advertising. The Outsource Australia management team has many years of experience in a range of leading industries, specialising in Telecommunications, Energy, Film, Security, Health & Beauty, Promotional Markets and the Charity Sector. For more information follow @OutsourceAus on Twitter and 'like' them on Facebook.

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