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>Mistake 3: Communicating something one time is enough I feel better reading this as I am known to repeat myself! It communicates what matters, separate from
by mancerayder 6y ago
>Mistake 3: Communicating something one time is enough
I feel better reading this as I am known to repeat myself!
It communicates what matters, separate from the reminder aspect of the act.
- chasd00 6y agoWhen explaining something technical I do it twice but from different angles. Then i like to have the listener explain it to someone else on the call (I work remote). The surest way to make sure someone understands what you’re trying to communicate is to ask them to communicate it to someone else.
- mancerayder 6y agoNot on the same call that you explained it to the first person, I imagine?
- chasd00 6y agoEven in the same call. You’d be surprised how often people say “I got it” and then stumble when you ask them to explain what they just “got”.