Charles Benedict G.

Capayan

First Year, Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management

September 03, 2020

Communication is important to human interaction; the world would be in

complete chaos without it. Imagine a world in which people cannot understand each

other as they have no idea about how to communicate. How can companies and all be

transacted when there is no communication? Communication is understanding the

language that we speak, sending body signs and a particular language of the body.

Without it even the smallest work cannot be accomplished.

The very first thing you did when you came out of your mother's womb was cry.

That's the first time you've learned to connect with your parents. Any time you want

something you just weep and your parents have already noticed that you are hungry or

in need. This is the second stage of your communication skills when you grow old you

learn how to communicate and say phrases that others can understand.

The next phase is when you enter your adolescence; this is when you're learning

how to express facial expressions. When you’re annoyed by your classmates you roll

your eyes at them. You keep silent when you have done something wrong and you

didn't want your parents to know. You close your eyes and cry when you are afraid of

the monsters that might crawl into your bed while you're trying to sleep.

All we do and whatever we say is a means of communication. Body

language tells people what they feel even when they don't say a word. Expressions of
the face justify what was said and done. Even silence communicates when words are

not sufficient to express what a person feels. Communication is a necessity no one can

deny even though they say they don't need it.

In our daily lives we do communicate whether we like it or not. It's a part of our

lives and if we don't communicate we won't progress. We have to open our mouth

and speak to socialize and when words come out of our mouth that is when

conversation begins.

But the key question is: Is communication required? Why is it that people need to

communicate?

People communicate to understand and to connect with other people. It's

important because people will have conflict without it, and confusion can happen.

Imagine just being able to interact with a community of people with various ideas.

Communication allows people to form a community that understands one

another. Love is one clear example of the contact. They'll plan for their future and their

dream family when two people start a relationship.

In a company, another example is that stockholders will hold a meeting to

discuss the company's future endeavours. Communication is desperately important in

this case, as it will affect not only the company's future but the lives of all the workers in

it. If the stockholders don't connect with each other, so inevitably the company will go

down.
 Communication is required, because without it people will be just like

objects, no emotions, no language and no

interaction.