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effective communications in the age of covid
misunderstandings and shortcuts in the workplace can create a hostile and stressful environment.
by steven e. sacks
the new fundamentals
with more people using mobile devices for communication shortcuts, are we facing troublesome challenges in speaking in a recognizable language in the u.s.?
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while it may be convenient for some, for others it leaves them scratching their heads. i am not seeking to be a public scold. however, if you want your communication to be effective, then understand your audience, situation, and topic.
this is especially relevant with teams working virtually, and at a distance, in the age of covid.
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