Think of a time when effective or ineffective communication affected your success at home, school, or work. In paragraph 1, describe what happened, in detail. In paragraph 2, explain how strong communication contributed to or could have improved the situation’s outcome?

Explanation:

How ineffective communication can affect your success at home, school, or work

1. At home, ineffective communication can build hatred among family members. One person doesn't have to do something offensive before hatred is thrown at him or her. An inactivity (something person A expects or expected of person B but that person B didn't do) could cause some feud and transfer of aggression from person A to person B.

Person A is/was supposed to out-rightly tell the problem to person B, instead of getting upset that person didn't notice his/her sore mood.

(b) In the case of safety, members of a home should let one another know their movements, even if they don't say the exact destination.

2. At school, there are teachers, students and administrators. A wise student (especially at the higher education level) should communicate with classmates so as to find out information from the lecturer or teacher and ensure he/she is on track. Every student should also communicate with teachers and administrators (either directly or through their parents), in order to know new rules and regulations, as well as news.

3. At work, interpersonal communication skills are necessary for survival. Emotional intelligence or endurance of staff, boss, and consumer characters is key. All feelings shouldn't be made obvious, including feelings of excitement. Moves such as moves to leave the company, should be kept private.  

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