MISCONCEPTIONS OF COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS

Language & Communication are two different skills; here the research is on development of communication skill and its myth or misconceptions. In recent years the concept of communication has evolved all over the world due to high demand for human resources. The 68.84% population of India resides in 6, 38, 000 villages and overall growth of economy has resulted in substantial increase in the need to learn the worldwide used language English. As an effect of globalization, the people of rural areas are also learning and increasing their chances of better job employment as there are large quantities of industries in the rural areas. In this way rural areas offer job opportunities and help to increase the opportunity, which in turn increase in literacy level and large scope for penetration. The development of these skills comes hand in hand with technical skill learning and development. Only technical skills or only communication skills will not help a candidate but both are essential.