Merits of written communication

 It serves as evidence of what has occurred or what was stated
 It provides a permanent record for future use
 It reduces the chances for misinterpretation and distortion of information
 It is reliable when transmitting lengthy information on financial, production or other important data.
 It provides an opportunity to the subordinates to put up their grievances in writing and get them supported by facts
However, a written communication also suffers from certain disadvantages.
 It is generally an expensive and a time-consuming process.
 Even though such communication has been transmitted, it is not certain whether the receiver has understood it.
 Written materials not only get out of date but may also be leaked out before time.
 It sometimes leads to excessive formality and rigidity in personal relations.

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