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Misunderstandings like the "one word" issue cited at the beginning of the article are common among native speakers. I'm sure everyone has been to meetings where
by hodgesrm 5y ago
Misunderstandings like the "one word" issue cited at the beginning of the article are common among native speakers. I'm sure everyone has been to meetings where parties walked out the door having agreed to diametrically opposite things.
It is not necessarily a matter of English vs. non-English speakers but whether you have empathy with your audience. (Plus a bit of project management to ensure everyone understands decisions.)
- lazide 5y agoAlso everyone dancing around discussing/bringing up concrete objective milestones because it’s hard! Hah. If the details never come up and need to be agreed up (including dates or hard deliveries), it’s easy to not realize you don’t agree at all.