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That's the basic intent behind Non-Violent Communications. Stating opinions and experience is fine, but when you start speaking for someone's (or their company
by kordless 13y ago
That's the basic intent behind Non-Violent Communications. Stating opinions and experience is fine, but when you start speaking for someone's (or their company's) interests, you end up crossing a line that causes the recipient to react negatively.
Nobody wants to be told what they are doing is wrong. They must choose to figure it out on their own.
- reboog711 13y agoWhen running a business; "wrong" is open to interpretation. There are a million things to do and you can't do all of them so you have to balance your time with other priorities. It seems unlikely that after 10 minutes someone would understand your situation enough to be able to judge.