Communication is a groundwork of all the interpersonal relationships. It is closely related with all aspects of human life and almost doesn't exist a part of it in which communication isn't significant. Plainly said communication can be defined as the exchange of information, feelings and ideas. It appears in many forms, and just some of them are spoken and written communication which are part of verbal communication, furthermore nonverbal communication, paraverbal communication etc. Recently there has been a new form of communication which is called organizational communication. Whether it is a family, a local community, a government or a company in the context of an organization, all these groupings form a natural part of our daily lives. All of these organizations are organized through communication processes maintained by people in a way that they communicate with each other. Aware of the fact that people are social beings and that one individual can not take all decisions on its own, we need other people to discuss, express specialized opinion, propose a new ideas etc. Good interpersonal relationships are of great importance for every organization. While, on the other hand, bad interpersonal relationships can contain numerous consequences for organization. Given that bad interpersonal relationships are often accompanied by even worse communication, it is of great importance for every organization that its members possess developed communication skills.