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The word communication originates from the Latin word "communis" which means "Common". This means that we try to establish "commonness" with someone in communication. Communication is the process of passing information and understanding the same from one person to another. Thus, communication means understanding information, facts,R or opinions of someone. Communication always involves two people, a sender, and a receiver but unless a "common understanding " results from the transmission of ideas or symbols there is no communication. Chester Bernard highlighted communication as a dynamic force in shaping organization and behavior in the late 1930s. He called communication the 'foundation' of all group activity. There is no doubt that communication is so fundamental that without it, no organization can exist and function effectively towards achieving its objectives. As sir, John Harvey-Jones Says "Communication is the single most essential skill." Professional and result-oriented organizations are always looking for managers who can communicate persuasively and competently.