COMEDY AND MUSIC DINNER
INTRODUCTION
The evaluation emphases much on communication problems and
team work. Farrelly, F., Quester, P., & Mavondo, F.
(2003) believes that service providers’ communication skills show a vital
part in persuading optimistic/effective relations among client and worker, a significant
sign of a client oriented service employee.
COMMUNICATION AMONG STAKEHOLDERS
According to the researcher communication is basically the
act of conveying data from one place to another Sharma, N., & Patterson, P.
G. (1999). During the events there was communication problems between service
provider and clients because the intention was that customers were supposed to
be served at their respective tables but it wasn’t like that because some
customers where taking their order directly from beverages station.
Communication is vital to achieve understanding between the various
stakeholders and interest groups involved.
TEAMWORK
Teamwork is defined by Scarnati (2001, p. 5) “as a helpful procedure
that lets typical individuals to attain unusual outcomes”. Harris & Harris
(1996) also explain that a team has a mutual aim or drive where crew members
can improve effective, mutual relationships to succeed team goals. At this
functions there was a good teamwork among service provider because we were able
to assist others where necessary without being difficult e.g. during clearing
tables and shut down of the events.
REFERENCE LIST
Farrelly, F., Quester, P., & Mavondo, F. (2003). Collaborative
communication in sponsor relations. Corporate Communications: An
International Journal, 8(2), 128-138.
Harris, P. R., & Harris, K. G. (1996). Managing
effectively through teams. Team Performance Management: An International
Journal, 2(3), 23-36.
Scarnati, J. T. (2001). On becoming a team player. Team
Performance Management: An International Journal, 7(1/2), 5-10
Sharma, N., & Patterson, P. G. (1999). The impact of
communication effectiveness and service quality on relationship commitment in.
[Article]. Journal of Services Marketing, 13(2/3), 151.
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