what does the term two way communication mean to you? when
have you successfully used two way communication?
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Answer Posted / naresh rana
Communication is a process of exchanging the information between two or more then two person. Your communication will be sucessfull, when you will get acknowledgement and acknowledgement is possible when recevier is giving the proper response, that's why two way communication is must and find it sucessfull when you get the proper feedback from other side.
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