The Importance Of Business Communication In The Workplace For Success: A Focus On Millennials And Generation Z

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Dr. Harsha Eswaraiah,Dr. Aurobindo S. Kiriyakere
Dr. Narasimha Murthy S.V

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Business communication has become a critical determinant of workplace success, particularly as Millennials and Generation Z increasingly dominate the global workforce. This research examines the significance of effective business communication practices tailored to these younger generations, who bring distinct communication preferences, technological fluency, and workplace expectations. Through an extensive review of contemporary literature, this study explores the communication styles, digital tool preferences, and organizational strategies that enhance productivity, employee engagement, and retention among Millennials and Generation Z employees. The findings reveal that these generations prioritize transparent, authentic, and technology-mediated communication, while valuing frequent feedback and collaborative work environments. Organizations that adapt their communication frameworks to accommodate these preferences demonstrate improved employee satisfaction, reduced turnover intentions, and enhanced organizational performance. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of communication barriers, effective strategies, and practical recommendations for organizations seeking to optimize workplace communication for younger generational cohorts. The study emphasizes that successful business communication requires a hybrid approach that integrates traditional formal channels with flexible, technology-driven informal platforms, ultimately driving inclusive, productive, and innovative workplace cultures.

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Dr. Harsha Eswaraiah,Dr. Aurobindo S. Kiriyakere, & Dr. Narasimha Murthy S.V. (2025). The Importance Of Business Communication In The Workplace For Success: A Focus On Millennials And Generation Z. European Economic Letters (EEL), 15(3), 3986–4004. Retrieved from https://eelet.org.uk/index.php/journal/article/view/3908
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