Miscommunication
happens all too easily over email! If you're ever in doubt, pick up the phone.
Email is a very efficient and convenient form of communication. But because
it's so impersonal, your words and intent may be misinterpreted.
First,
always strive to be as clear as possible, even when you're in a hurry, and
remember to read what you've written before you send it. If you sense that
a potential conflict may be brewing, pick up the phone and talk it out. It's
worth the minor inconvenience.
Many
problems can be avoided this way. Relationships are built through dynamic
conversations. So make the effort to pick up the phone, and even better, meet
the people you are corresponding with in person.
A
mistake is really only a mistake if you continue to make it. You're missing out
on an opportunity to be and do better if you don't analyze yours.
-
Stephen Key
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