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John is a new supervisor concerned with having effective communications with his employees and wants to...

John is a new supervisor concerned with having effective communications with his employees and wants to try to minimize the barriers that gein the way of understanding. When communicating with them, John should be aware of .....barriers.

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As a supervisor John must know the types of barriers to communication and the ways and means to overcome those barriers.If you are benefited from the solution then please LIKE , if disliked then please specify the Reason.

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