What is Diagonal Communication?

                                                                       

Diagonal Communication flows from a particular level of an organization to any level or forms a group to another group or group beyond the immediate next one. So, information flowing neither vertically nor horizontally but in a zigzag way is called diagonal communication. Such communication arises when members cannot effectively communicate through vertical or horizontal ways.


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