During a difficult conversation, one person pauses for a long time before answering. Others begin filling the silence and changing the subject.
Can saying nothing for a moment sometimes communicate more effectively than speaking?
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A meeting has run over time and the same points are being repeated. You have an idea that could move things forward, but senior colleagues are still talking.
Would you interrupt to refocus the conversation?
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You send a short message explaining a change at work. Several people interpret it differently and the team ends up doing different things.
Who is responsible when a message is misunderstood: the sender, the receiver, or both?
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A colleague keeps missing an important detail in handovers. Everyone has been hinting at the problem, but nothing changes.
Is it better to be completely direct, even if the conversation feels uncomfortable?
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