PROJECT REPORT ON

ZONG

ABSTRACT
This project is detail of role of business communication in business
success. Communication presents evidence supporting why it is a
critical factor for the success of both individuals and organizations.
Causes for lack of effective communication explained and aspects of
effective communication including information distribution, information
context and feedback, motivation, hierarchy, centralization, decision
making style presented. We explained the roll of internal and external
communication in ZONGs success.

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We used deductive and inductive reasoning to prove the roll of

business communication in business success. We explained about
communication style, creativity and innovation. Interpersonal skills
importance, writing practice, basic skills require for ZONG, individual
and group coordination, management practices, benefits of business
communication.
The research when we set out to prove the link between
communication competence and business success, we knew we were
taking on quite a challenge.

Introduction
CMCC
China Mobile is the world's largest telecom operator. Having a customer base of over
300 million customers, its network routes 700 million text messages every day and
handles 250 million calls every hour.
China Mobile is perhaps the only cellular network that provides uninterrupted, reliable
coverage through tunnels, on highways, inside sky scrapper elevators as well on top of
Mount Everest.
One of the unique features of China Mobile servicing excellence is to customize its
products, services and tariffs to suit the individual needs of its huge subscriber base.
There are hundreds of payment/tariff options to choose from according to one's usage
pattern, budgetary limitations and nature of use.
China Mobile's first overseas subsidiary, China Mobile Pakistan has the license to offer
and operate voice, data and all value added services in the entire country. One of the

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fastest growing cellular markets in the world, Pakistan is a key region that is likely to
offer expansion opportunities as well the chance to make a difference in the lives of a
growing clientele that is demanding and understands and appreciates better quality and
service standards.

HISTORY
China Mobile Communications Corporation, the parent of China Mobile, the worlds
largest mobile phone company by subscribers, announced that it has launched its first
offshore mobile phone network in Pakistan under the brand name Zong, China.Zong is
the first International brand of China Mobile being launched in Pakistan. [1] The company
is often cited as China Mobile (Pakistan). It is meant to empower and liberate the people
of Pakistan in every nook and corner of the country. It will become a part of their hearts,
their minds and bring about a change in their lives that everyone desired but few thought
would be possible. The core essence of ZONG is to allow people to communicate at will.
Without worrying about tariffs, network coverage, capacity issues or congestion. ZONG
will be supported by ground breaking communications, trend setting customer service
and an unmatched product offering which will redefine rules of the game and establish
ZONG as a serious contender for the number one spot. ZONG would offer its customers
with entertaining & innovative value added services and will empower them by giving a
wide variety of products, services & content to choose from. We are privileged to be the
pioneering country introducing this brand with others to follow. And God willing,
together we will also make ZONG a success story for others to try and replicate. China

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for the second time (first with investing in PakTel) will try to rock the telecom sector of
Pakistan by introducing its cellular service named Zong, which offers the most popular
and most subscribers in universe, (yes it is universe see their adverts). Although advert is
good, unlike their full paged intros in leading newspapers like Jang and Dawn and even
on TV channels, simply showing big claims.

Company Profile

CMPAK
China Mobile Pakistan (CMPak) is a 100% subsidiary of China Mobile. The pioneering
overseas set up of China Mobile came through acquisition of a license from Millicom
to operate a GSM network in Pakistan.
With ambitious plans to cater to the fastest growing Pakistani market and to win over the
ever demanding Pakistani customer, it will be offering unprecedented coverage, voice
and data services as well as a wide range of tariff options to choose from.
CMPak's edge comes from the experience and expertise of running the world's largest
telecom service and the commitment they make to setting quality and customer relations
standards.
CMPak is geared to offer neatly packaged VAS products that will benefit the individuals,
corporates as well as small businesses. Led by a team of professionals from the field of

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cellular communication, CMPak is determined to make its mark in the Pakistani market
and to change the way people communicate.

China Mobiles mission statement is Communicate a Boundless World and Construct an

Information Society. It aims to build an omnipresent mobile network to provide a
colorful set of mobile communication applications with omnipotence, to promote the
citizens level of informationalization and enhance China Mobiles competitiveness at
an international level.
Omnipresence entails a secure, open digital network with seamless coverage which
allows everyone to use the network at any time and at any place. Omnipotence entails
the continuous creation of all kinds of applications to suit the individual needs of
consumers and the prompt adaptation to new changes to the environment.
Omnipresence and Omnipotence are China Mobiles ambitious plans and also the
objectives that China Mobile aims to achieve through its ethos Perfection.

With perfect sincerity and integrity, we will strive to fulfill their triple-sided
responsibilities: their economic responsibility; their social responsibility and their

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environmental responsibility. As a good corporate citizen, China Mobile Limited is

committed to the harmonious development of its business, society and the environment.
China Mobile Limited will remain humble and keep innovating in order to achieve
preeminence.

About ZONG
ZONG is the first International brand of China Mobile being launched in Pakistan.
It is meant to empower and liberate the people of Pakistan in every nook and
corner of the country. It will become a part of their hearts, their minds and bring
about a change in their lives that everyone desired but few thoughts would be
possible.
The core essence of ZONG is to allow people to communicate at will. Without
worrying about tariffs, network coverage, capacity issues or congestion. ZONG
will be supported by ground breaking communications, trend setting customer
service and an unmatched product offering which will redefine rules of the game
and establish ZONG as a serious contender for the number one spot. ZONG would
offer its customers with entertaining & innovative value added services and will
empower them by giving a wide variety of products, services & content to choose
from.
They are privileged to be the pioneering country introducing this brand with others
to follow. And God willing, together they will also make ZONG a success story
for others to try and replicate.

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INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
The internal environment of the ZONG is very friendly. Like working in sales
department. The monthly targets are given to the Regional Manager Sales and
Distribution. The RMD divides the targets amongst the ASM with mutual consent.
They sit together and device methods by which they will divide targets amongst
them. There is no restriction on the division of targets from the higher
management. Also, one dont have to follow the managerial hierarchy for certain
situations.
ZONG is constantly expanding its coverage, adding new cities and regions to its
country-wide network. Powered by their commitment to setting new service
standards, the ZONG network coverage extend up to 600 cities and towns of
Pakistan.

ORGANIZATIONAL HIERARCHY

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C.E.O

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CENTRAL

CENTRAL
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MANAGER

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CFO

ADMIN

RMD

ASM

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FFR

RSO

DSO

ASM

CENTERALIZATION
Centralization is the extent to which the decision making is concentrated at a single point
in the organization. In CMPak the main decision making is concentrated at higher levels

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of management, they dictate the goals to achieve but it depends on manager sales and
sales force how they achieve it.

INTERNAL COMMUNICATION
Internal communication may be defined as an exchange of facts ideas, opinions that
individuals or departments of an organization relating to purely inside matters.
Information transmission of various pieces concerning what happens within an
organization rather than its relationship with the others outside an organization.
This implies the concept of internal communication. Thus internal or inside
communication

is

concerned

which

implies

transmission

and

reception

of

information clearly, accurately and speedily.

The internal communication system of the ZONG is very effective. Because it is a
communication of indoor management. The outside people or external to the
organization are not concerned with it. In corporate management there is Doctrine of
Indoor Management. This allows all those external parties who deal with the
company to assume that the employees of the company have observed the
provisions of articles in the management of affairs and communication. In other
words they are not bound to enquire into the regularity of internal matters. An
outsider or external is not expected to see that the company carries out its
internal affairs of management.

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Aims of Internal Business Communication of ZONG

In ZONG communication is normally done through top to bottom as the planning is done
by higher management. But if someone has any kind of issues then bottom up
communication is also allowed. Also for sales force the communication is normally
bottom up. The sales force will communicate certain issues to the management which
will then be discussed by higher management
Internal communication involves the communication that exists within a company and
can take many forms. Key to the success of an organization is communication from
within. In order to effectively engage in two-way symmetrical communication, (the goal
of public relations practitioners), communication is essential internally. Adaptability to
changes that occur external from an organization stems from knowingness of efficient
usage of communication internally.
Internal communications departments have broken away from HR since the 80s and 90s
and now report directly to senior management in most organizations. In some
organizations where internal communication has not been established as a separate
communications function, it may be coordinated by Human Resources, Marketing and PR
departments.
In ZONG internal communications helps employees to understand the organizations
vision, values and culture. It may involve staff members in issues that affect working life
and keeps staff informed on important decisions taken by management. Furthermore, when
implemented effectively, it can be crucial in a time of crisis, providing employees with not
only a strategy to handle a crisis, but the facts surrounding such an event. As arguably
some of the most invested individuals in an organization, trusted and valued employees
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communications can enhance stronger relationships throughout all levels of the

organization and forge a sense of community.
Excellent internal communications cannot simply be implemented and left alone; the
process must be ever-changing and adaptable for success. While more and more
organizations begin to spend more time identifying special interest groups within their
own walls, internal communications methods are becoming increasingly diverse to match
the varying needs of each organizations' internal staff and stakeholders. ZONG is giving
special attention to the internal communication.
The way messages are presented can have a negative or positive impact upon the reader,
regardless of the core content of the message. While this could be condemned as spin,
organizations who strive to practice excellent public relations will avoid manipulative
and ambiguous messages as they destroy trust in the organization. The most effective
way is to find a balance between being "his Master's voice" and representing employees'
interests.
Internal communication should be:

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Transparent and timely (when details have been confirmed and approved, messages
should be presented to employees before any external public)
Clear
Concise
Informative
Independent
Relevant
Compelling
Internal communications values of ZONG such as:
Openness (similar to the ideal "transparency" public relations practitioners should
strive for)
Honesty (essential for any organization)
Two-way symmetrical communication (this entails sending and receiving information,
feedback, and engaging in a two-way conversation)

Key Principle of ZONGs Internal Communication

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Unless management comprehends and fully supports the premise that organizations
must have high degrees of communications (like people needing lots of water), the
organization will remain stilted. The ZONGs management learns the need for
communication by having to respond to the lack of it.
ZONG effective internal communications start with effective skills in communications,
including basic skills in listening, speaking, questioning and sharing feedback. These
can be developed with some concerted review and practice. Perhaps the most important
outcome from these skills is conveying that you value hearing from others and their
hearing from you.
ZONG Sound meeting management skills go a long way toward ensuring effective
communications, too.
A key ingredient to developing effective communications in ZONG is each person
taking responsibility to assert when they don't understand a communication or to suggest
when and how someone could communicate more effectively.

Internal Communications System in ZONG

An internal communications system can become a moderator of interaction between
official organizational representatives and employees.
The internal communications system should be responsible for developing and
maintaining a number of channels that allow effective communication to take place. The
ZONG internal communication System include the following pattern.

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Intranet Web site

An informal session where employees can listen to and talk with the
organizational representative such as a managing director, such as a Town Meeting
Conference calls
Internal newsletters/ brochures/ other printed, tangible materials
E-mail
Message boards
Personal or group meetings
Virtual meetings
Internal communication Pattern in ZONG

The main objectives for internal communication

To pass on or transmit instructions or requests along the lines of command, for
example from marketing director to sales manager to floor staff.

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To inform staff on new policies, arrangements, developments, processes etc.

To

request information from any employee in the company to assist in making decisions for
the company or provide feedback after analysing situations.

To encourage or

reassure staff in certain circumstances and to persuade and motivate them to work as
individuals and as part of a team.
To provide confirmations, responses and information upwards.
To pass on suggestions, ideas and developments along the chain of command.

Decision Making style in ZONG

Types Of Decision
Types of decision made in ZONG are given below
Functional

Non-functional

Model-descriptive, and
Leadership

styles

Functional Decision:
The useful styles are:

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Flexible

Proactive

Deliberate

ZONG flexible approach to decision making may mean that you not only have more
alternatives but you also have different ways to gather information to Pro-active people
are never afraid to make decisions in Zong. Firstly, they know that it may not be perfect.
Secondly, it can still be effective even if it's not perfect. And thirdly, they're not afraid to
make a new decision if the situation demands it.
A deliberate style means having a structured decision making process in place and
making best use of it. Often they will make decisions before they need to, so that when
the time arrives, the decision is already made and they are ready to take swift, effective
action.

Non functional
As a standard way of going about things, these types of decision making styles will cause
misery and upset. Of course, however, there are times when it may be appropriate to use
one of these:
Spontaneous - little deliberation, only makes choices as they come up
Impulsive - very fast process, little consideration, very prone to making poor
decisions
Procrastinating - endlessly putting off decisions, leads to many lost opportunities
Compliance - gives own power over to authority
Play it Safe - stays in own comfort zone, life is safe but can be very boring!
Fatalistic - 'whatever will be, will be'. Has no sense of freedom of choice

And these ones will just cause you trouble

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Agony - agonising over the best choice, often leads to procrastination

Escape - may make different decisions, so as not to have to deal with the real
issues
Avoidant - avoiding decisions often leads to more stress than making one, even if
it's a wrong one!
Dependent - allows other people to make decisions. Ends up living other people's
lives...

Have a look at decision making skills and decision making tips for the converse of these
'blunders'.
Model-descriptive types of decision and leadership styles
Rational, analytical

Intuitive

Normative

Behavioral

The styles are more a description of the model being used then types of decision making
styles. Rational, analytical models utilize a logical sequential process to reach a decision.
Intuitive models use other than a rational approach.
The normative decision making is actually a description of how experts think humans
should be making decisions. And behavioral decision making describes how humans
actually make decisions.

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EXTERNAL ENVIRONMEENT
ZONG external Communications consultants provide a wide range of services for
organizations and individuals. The three fundamental questions a communications
consultant should always ask are:
1. What is your message?

2. Who is your audience?

3. What is the best vehicle to get the message across to that audience?
These are the building blocks of any effective communications strategy. There are almost
as many ways to package your message as there are messages. Here are some of those
packages:
1. Audio
In today's frenetic, over-scheduled world, communication is often tucked into the spaces
between activities. Two particularly effective vehicles for taking in information on the
run are cassette tapes and CDs. Since almost everyone listens to them at home, in the car,
or while exercising, what better way to communicate, motivate, educate, inform, market,
persuade, or train virtually any audience?
2. Corporate Communications
Corporate communications are the ways in which businesses convey messages to their
internal and external audiences. The internal audience consists of all levels of employees
and management, as well as the board of directors. The purpose of employee

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communications is to have messages travel in both directions: from management, down

through the ranks, and from employees up through channels to the very top of the
organization. The external audience is everyone else -- shareholders, the public,
consumers, competitors, and other businesses.
3. Marketing communications
Marketing communications is an umbrella term for such disciplines as advertising, direct
mail, public relations, special events, media placement, multi-media presentations,
billboards, newsletters, TV and radio spots, and Websites. Each is a specialized vehicle
that can be used alone or in concert with any of the others. Individually or collectively,
marketing communications has a single purpose -- to market a service or product to a
particular audience.
4. Meetings
Meetings are integral to the way business is conducted and information is communicated
in corporate America. Yet, few people enjoy them, and fewer still conduct them very
well. As a facilitator, the most important thing you can do is plan. Establish an objective,
develop a game plan, choose the most appropriate type of meeting to hold, and invite
only those people who have a reason to be there. Then, of course, you need skills to
conduct the meeting, to keep the discussion on track, to engage the opinions and talents
of all participants, and to achieve your objective.
6. Public Relations
Public relations (PR) is both an element of marketing and a distinct discipline that
comprises many facets -- articles in the general or trade press, media relations, press
materials, promotions and premiums, special events, crisis management, and a host of

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others. Some PR practitioners specialize in one or two of them; others are generalists and
do a little of everything. A great deal of training, ability, and effort goes into every aspect
of public relations, which has become a very sophisticated field over the years.
7. Speeches & Presentations
There are few formats for presenting important information that make a bigger impact on
an audience than a well-delivered, verbal presentation. A speaker has the opportunity to
communicate through all of the senses: seeing, hearing, reading nonverbal cues, and
sometimes even touching. This can be a golden opportunity to get your message across if
the speech is planned and executed correctly. An effective presentation must include a
clearly thought-out theme; an easy-to-follow organization of main points; strong,
convincing delivery; and attractive, informative visual aids, if appropriate.
Professional consultants are selected based on the area in which an organization needs
professional advice or services. An effective communications consultant should be able
to do as many of the following as possible: gather and comprehend data from various
sources ... identify the main points in voluminous amounts of information ... frame
messages to meet the needs of a specific audience or constituency ... connect with and
influence the media ... and deal effectively with a wide range of people, including your
company's senior management and employees.

EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION
Any communication to or from outside the organisation can be defined as external
communication. There is no denying the fact that every organisation irrespective
of its nature of functioning has to have communication linksor network outside
the organisation or outside the organisation structure. The bigger the enterprise is

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the more elaborate the external communication system must be the such
organization, the greater is the likelihood of expensive and time wasting, 'mistakes
called through lack of external' communication. It would not be out of way to
emphasise that the above channels of communication work within the organisation.
But in real world situation, every organisation is also linked with the outside
parties in the form of suppliers, customers, government, departments, financial
institutions,

holding

and,

subsidiary

companies

creditors,

debenture

holders,

registrar of companies and other body corporates etc. Under all circumstances, it
should be kept in mind that for the effective running of the organisation an
uninterrupted communication channel external t the organisation be maintained to
keep the organisation alive and active.

The Purpose of External Business Communication

There are many different ways of external communication. This includes letters, annual
reports, forms, newsletters, advertisements, etc.
The purpose and objectives of external communication is to:
1. Provide information to consumers about products and services to do with the
organisation.
2. Promote the organisation.
3. Handle enquiries about the organisation and its products and services.
4. Advertise the organisation.
5. To deal with government and other agencies

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Method of external Communication Of ZONG

There following method which is used by the ZONG in its external Communication.

Telex and Teletext for Business Communication

A method of electronic external communication would be the telex system. It has
features which are a lot similar to the fax e.g, message receivers are contacted over the
telephone wire and a ready to receive confirmation known as an answer back code is
confirmed by the receiving tele printer. Both fax and telex machines have a combined
and linked system to tell one another that they are ready to communicate. Telex has
various fax type facilities such as redialling busy numbers, logging and reporting on calls
and sending telexes to multiple recipients. Users of telex machines can have either a
dedicated telex terminal or a telex facility into a networked computer terminal. The
advantage for now is that there are lots of telex machine users throughout the world,
although the fax is a high competitor.

Use of Faxes and Leaflets in zong

ZONG is also using fax and leaflets to communicate externally. Fax is a way of
sending documents through the telephone system.

In a large company it is often

essential for documents and important reports to be seen immediately by an umber of

employees.

Fax is an instantaneous method of sending written information both

between two offices in the same building and between two offices in different parts of
the world.
Leaflets can also be an important method of external communication because they can
advertise the organization and show the public in not too detailed written

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communication, what the business is about. Feedback can be given, if the sales of the
business increase because the message in the leaflet was sent received.

Videoconferencing for Business Communication in zong

ZONG is also using video conferencing for External communication. With
Videoconferencing is an interactive tool that uses video, computing and communication
technologies to allow people in different locations to meet face to face and perform most
of the same meeting activities they would perform if all the participants were in the same
room.
The benefits to videoconferencing is that there will be more participation in discussions
and meeting between and within organization as all individuals who are supposed to be
present will be there. There wont be any problems with flight delays etc. This means
that there will be more productive meetings and less need for debriefing staff who cannot
attend, as there will be multiple local participants. Also, cost will be cut and reduced, as
airline tickets wont has to be booked. Videoconferencing is much cheaper than flying
from England to New York for example. This will save time and money because there
wont be no length of journey from A to B. Before time spent to get to and from the
meeting lasted longer than the actual meeting itself. Also, the administrative
organization is also reduced otherwise travel schedules, reservations, tickets, other
expenses all have to be arranged. Decisions can be made quicker and experts can also be
involved to improve the topic at hand. The representatives can access each other
anytime so they dont have to keep flying in and out resulting in more timely and
frequent
communications. Meetings can then take place with little advanced notice and there will
be shorter and more frequent interaction. Productivity will increase and so will product
quality. Productivity increase can assist the company to operate in the future o keep up
with increasing competition and cost cutting. The quality of videoconference meeting

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has been proven to be more efficient and has better participation than many traditional in
person meetings. It is easy to use, set up and co-ordinate and more opportunities will be
created as technology moves forward. The universal availability allows it to be accessed
anywhere in the world. There will be visual advantages as visual communication is
involved and there will be an enhanced information flow.
The Shareholders Communication Channel enables communication between companies
and their shareholders, and between shareholders themselves.
Because all shares traded on the stock exchange in the Netherlands are bearer shares,
companies do not know the names and addresses of shareholders. Banks, however, know
the names and addresses, as the banks act as the depositary of the relevant shares for
investors. Of course, banks only release the names and addresses if the shareholders
involved provide permission.

ZONG also use annual report as a method of external

communication.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Annual Reports as a method of
external business communication in zong
Annual reports are also a method of external communication. It is a more formal and
written method of communication. It provides information to customers and anyone
who requires information about the company. They can get a copy of any annual report
from a public limited company. It usually communicates important information and is
used in a business to record the position at a particular point in time. It states any new
developments, objectives, and financial status about the organisation.

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The advantages to using annual reports are:

It can contain detailed information such as figures.
Visual information can be used e.g., tables, charts etc.
A written record of the business is kept at a particular moment in time.
Shows the public that the organisation does keep in touch with what they want.
The disadvantages to this are:
Rival companies can gain access to this information to increase competition
between the organization.
A report is a formal method of communication and is therefore time consuming to
prepare.
If a reader of the report wanted to give feedback, then the process for this would
be long causing the barriers of communication to occur.
Annual reports have to be produced every year even if the company had a bad
year.
Annual reports have open channels of communication because they can be read by
anyone.

Advertisement:

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Advertisement is the another method to communicate externally. Like most of the

organization ZONG also use advertisement as a source to communicate with the
customer.

Interpersonal skill required by the ZONG

Basic communication skills are required for nearly every job or relationship you pursue.
What if you don't have time to take a writing course, or you are just too shy to speak up
in meetings? That is OK. There are small steps that each of us can take with a little time,
and little or no money. Let's take a look at the basic requirement most employers look
for, and ways you can improve those skills.

Verbal Communication
The ability to speak clearly and concisely, and to convey information or articulate an
opinion is essential for most jobs with internal or external customer contact. A good
communicator is comfortable speaking to an individual or to groups.
If you wish to improve your verbal skills, you are not alone. Is it your speech, your
language choice, or presentation style that you want to work on? To help you pinpoint it,
ask a trusted colleague or manager to give you some feedback.
Speaking or diction courses at community colleges or adult schools will help you speak
with confidence. You may also consider an acting or improvisation workshop, especially
if fear of speaking is an issue for you. Many people join Toastmasters to take their
speaking and presentation skills to a new level.

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Speaking skill is just as important when you're talking one on one as it is when you
addressing one hundred. There are dozens of seminars on the subject of effective
communication, relationship building, sales calling or serving customers. In one day you
can begin to change the way you communicate with individuals.

Written Communication
The ability to convey your message in writing using proper grammar is a basic requisite
for nearly every job. Once you have control of grammar, you can work to enhance your
style.
Most community colleges offer evening courses on the subject of grammar or writing.
Many offers both creative writing as well as business writing.
Go to your local teachers supply store for grammar or writing self-study workbooks.
They may be geared toward high school students; however, they are inexpensive, selfpaced, and portable. I have used these workbooks in training courses, and they are highly
effective for building basic skills.
Find someone who is an excellent writer, and ask them to be your writing coach. Meet to
review one of your writing samples and re-write it together. With a good coach, you will
make quick progress.
Go online and search for online writing courses. Check your favorite search engine using
keywords such as 'distance learning', 'writing', 'online courses'.

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Listening
The ability to listen carefully and understand the speaker's message is key to building
relationships and succeeding at work.
Focusing your full attention on the speaker is a good start. However, if you want to
develop your listening skills, we suggest you check out audiotapes or videotapes from
your local library. There are quite a variety of tapes in this category. You may also check
out 'books on tapes' establishments.
Sharing Your Opinion or Analysis
At some point, you'll be asked to share your opinion and explain how you came to that
opinion. You may even need to defend your opinion in a cool, concise way.
Listen to others, and pay attention to how they express themselves. Be aware of your
company culture, and stay within that framework.
A fun way to improve this skill is to listen to talk radio shows that feature controversial
issues. If you scan your AM dial during drive time, you're sure to come across one. You'll
hear many articulate people sharing and defending their view. You may even feel
compelled to call in and try your skills with the host.
Find a mentor. Role play with your mentor and ask for candid feedback.
Most times when you are asked your opinion at work, it is regarding a subject you are
close to. Relax and share your experience. Be confident in yourself because you are the
expert on what you do.

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All forms of communication are a reflection of your professionalism, your intellect, your
preparedness, and your character. You'll never be sorry you took the time to develop
your communication skills.

What we see in Employee

Personal attributes
Intellect the ability to analyze, critique and synthesize information in order to
solve problems;
Knowledge an understanding of basic principles rather than large stocks of
specialist knowledge;
Commercial awareness an appreciation of workplace culture
Willingness to learn the ability to learn and continue learning throughout life;
Flexibility and adaptability the ability to respond to change, to pre-empt change
and ultimately to lead change;
Self-regulatory skills self-discipline, time-keeping, the ability to deal with
stress, to plan and priorities your workload and to juggle several tasks at once;
Self-motivation being a self-starter, resilient, tenacious and determined;
Self-assurance self-confidence, self-awareness, self-belief, self-sufficiency,
self-direction and self-promotion.
Interactive attributes
Interactive attributes
Communication skills the ability to communicate, formally and informally,
verbally and in the written form, with a wide range of people both internal and
external to the organization

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 Interpersonal skills the ability to relate to, and feel comfortable with, people at
all levels and to be able to make and maintain relationships as circumstances
change;
Team working the ability to work effectively in teams, often more than one
team at once, and to be able to readjust roles from one project situation

ROLL OF INTERPERSONAL SKILLS FOR THE SUSSESS OF

ZONG
Interpersonal skill has vital role in the success of the ZONG and thats become the
competitive advantage for ZONG. In today's more participative work environments, it is
more important than ever to have strong interpersonal skills. Several recent studies cite
interpersonal skills as a critical element in the selection of leader's in today's
organizations. No longer are we relying upon power and control, but rather on
empowerment and commitment. This article deals with building interpersonal working
relationships, the type that helps to create synergy and teamwork within a workgroup or
organization.
Interpersonal skills have always been an important part of conducting business. A
business person's personality can directly impact the flow and success of how a deal is
transacted
Increase sensitivity to the interpersonal styles of others. Develop a range of
interpersonal skills. Develop confidence.... Listening Skills: hearing and understanding
the power of effective listening and interpersonal relationships
Helps you unlock your true potential and release your inner power
Helps identify and define your specific goals and attain them

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Places you in a "creative-chaos" learning environment and, thus, facilitates

creative lateral thinking and builds your capability to look beyond micro issues for
wider solutions
Develops your cross-functional excellence, externalization, and leadership
capabilities

Sixty-seven percent of employers would hire an applicant with strong interpersonal skills
and weak technical skills. Ninety-three percent of employers think technical skills are
easier to teach than interpersonal skills.

Communication in the Workplace at ZONG

How effectively are your executives, managers and supervisors communicating with
your
employees? What was once considered a soft skill is now seen to have hard business
impacts. The costs to your business of poor employee communication include:
increased employee turnover

increased

absenteeism

dissatisfied customers from poor

customer service

higher product defect rates

lack of focus on business objectives

stifled innovation
Employees will put in that extra "discretionary effort" when they are kept informed
openly and honestly on aspects of their job and the business and they feel that they
are being listened to with empathy.

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Employee Communication Needs

What and how should you communicate with your employees? ZONG has recognize that
communication in your workplace should satisfy the three key employee needs before
they can be engaged and highly productive. Each and every employee needs to:
1. Know that
included here are facts about your organization and their specific job what business
you are in, who your customers are, specific details about your product or service, where
forms are located, who to see when there is a problem ...
2. Master that
included here are the practical skills required to do their job well repairing a machine,
filling out an invoice, designing a building, writing a software program
...
3. Feel that
included here are the interactions that give them a sense of belonging and selfworth
being listened to, respected, trusted, valued ...
Managers predominantly concentrate on the first communication need know that and
pay less attention to the second need to master skills. The third need feel that is what
makes employees distinctly human and what drives them to outstanding achievement in
work and outside of work. And yet it is in this dimension that employee communications
are most lacking. In ZONG eBook, 2 Way Feedback, help to develop a constructive
communication culture in your workplace.

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Some fundamental levels of communication to employees in ZONG

1. Organization wide communication involving all employees
2. Departmental communication specific to one department or unit
3. Team communication within one cohesive team or group
4. Individual communication specific to one employee at any one time
Communications may be working effectively at higher levels, but fail dismally at the
more local level. The interpersonal skills of supervisors, team leaders and local managers
are especially critical at levels 3 and 4, as these are the people that frontline workers
develop working relationships with most personally and closely.
ZONG has well designed communication system to communicate with the employees.
Well-designed organizational culture surveys and employee communication surveys
determine how well the communication systems and practices are contributing to
organizations performance or how much they are hindering performance. This
information will then help you in devising an effective workplace communication
strategy. Whatever else you do, your workplace communication practices impact every
facet of your business. Looking closely at employee communication in your organization
is well worth your while, because even if you do not, your employees are.

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Feedback and Motivation System in ZONG

Examining Maslows hierarchy of needs reveals that communication is an intrinsic
motivator as it meets self-actualization and belongingness. This means that
effective communication is a vital motivator in an organization as self actualization
and belongingness are primal elements of Maslows hierarchy of needs.
Research shows that organizations that have the capability to effectively communicate
benefit from 20% lower turnover and 4.5 times greater engagement in work indicating
that as the communication between management and employees becomes more effective,
the motivation of employees also increases.
ZONG has learned that employee motivation increases productivity which leads to
organization success but also increases job satisfaction, which benefits the employees.
Ruccio and Zorn (1998) illustrate that motivation is central to employee performance
and ultimately organizational performance and profits.
How though is motivation achieved? For motivation to occur effective communication
must be in place and crucial to this is feedback. defines feedback as the method that
turns communication into a two-way process and when both the sender and receiver
try to reach mutual understanding. This is the process of feedback and by enabling
feedback employees become motivated which in turn increases job satisfaction and
through increased production - organizational accomplishment.

HR Process in Zong
It is China Mobiles part of H.R policy to retain and recruit the local employees, which
would benefit both the parties, thus they would be contributing in reducing the
unemployment rate in the country by providing new job opportunities & the opportunity
of training & development.

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They would make this company the most sought after in terms of human resource,
network, and brand and customer service to begin with and show all their stakeholders
that They are the best professionals in this industry and They mean business.
To support and assist the local employees, CMPak would be calling in Chinese experts
who possess a rich experience in the relevant fields.
Moreover, on the front of Corporate Social Responsibility, They as a team owe a lot to
this society and would render their support in some social development projects. They
will also show and announce about their environment friendly Towers as soon as
possible.
Their plans aim to make this company grow very rapidly in areas like human capital,
brand, technology, distribution and services etc. However, none of these plans can be
achieved without a strong national workforce in Pakistan.

Career
ZONG is committed on attracting and retaining the best human resource from all over
Pakistan. Its also provides a working environment which satisfies the professional and
personal needs of its employees.

Benefits of using effective business communication

Unlocking Your True Potential
Building Your Competitive Advantage
Inspiring Entrepreneurial Creativity
Simulating a Creative-Chaos Environment

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Global organizations attract and retain customers and increase productivity through
improved communication. To that end, Ive partnered with a remarkable team of
business professionals who each have between 10 and 25 years of experience consulting,
coaching, and training with top organizations.
We look forward to the opportunity to help your organization improve communication
and business results. Thank you for learning about Speak for Success.

Tips to improve business communication in ZONG

1.Plan and organize:
One should have clear objectives while writing an email or a business letter. It should
include everything that you are intended to write to give information to the reader in
order to attain your objectives of proper and clear business communication.
2. Build the business communication infrastructure:
In business communication through emails, letters and memos write thanks,
commendation and genuine statements of good that will build teams and partnership with
clients. Use the tone and level of formality that fits the objectives and the reader, and
convey your thoughts straight and firmly.
3. Prepare the reader for proper business communication:
Write the email or letter subject lines using words that alert the reader to contents,
required action or critical information in the email. In the introduction explain everything
readers need to know to understand fully why they are receiving the document. Describe
all actions the reader is expected to perform, actions you will perform and any critical

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information that reader is expected to know. Summarize conclusions at the beginning.

Write clear statements of contents at the end o introduction so that readers know what to
expect and prepare them for reading, which will transform it from just communication to
business communication.
Not only emails and letters but meetings also play a vital role in business
communication. In any organization, meetings are a vital part of the organization of work
and the flow of information. They act as a mechanism for gathering together resources
from many sources and pooling then towards a common objective. They are disliked and
mocked because they are usually futile, boring, time-wasting, dull, and inconvenient
with nothing for most people to do except doodle while some opinionated has-been
extols the virtues of his/her last great (misunderstood) idea.
Your challenge is to break this mould and to make your meetings effective. As with
every other managed activity, meetings should be planned beforehand, monitored during
for effectiveness, and reviewed afterwards for improving their management. A meeting is
the ultimate form of business communication. One can organize the information and
structure of the meeting to support the effective communication of the participants. Thus
proper business communication whether through writing or verbal ie through meetings
can do wonders to the business. All that is needed is a skillfull, flawless and effective
way of business communication.

CONCLUSION
After analysis the ZONG we have figured out that when effective communication is in
place in an organization it is evident that both individuals and organizations can reap
benefits. Aspects of communication such as information distribution, information context,
feedback and motivation are important to employees and managers alike as they
contribute to effective communication and ultimately the success of the organization and

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the individual. The business communication plays an important role in business success.
its the need of the day. without it the organizational success is difficult.

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References
www.zong.com.pk
www.google.com
www.wikipedia.com

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