> Imo, if it’s not written down, shared with me, and told how important it is, then it’s your fault. This is no opinion. It's spot on truth. Human Comms Rule #

> Imo, if it’s not written down, shared with me, and told how important it is, then it’s your fault. This is no opinion. It's spot on truth. Human Comms Rule #1 - The clarity of the communication is the responsibility of the sender, not the receiver. The last company I worked at, had a weekly Friday team meeting where major announcements were most often made. More than once, I took a Fri PTO - often prior to a Monday holiday - and never did anyone say "You missed important X and Y on Friday." Instead it would come up later with an air of being common knowledge. Maybe it was, but not to me. I got tired of the amateur approach to comms and eventually left.