Small margin for error affects communication

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1. How do you think a small margin for error affects communication on a project?

2. In what ways do you act differently in a face-to-face meeting than you do during a telephone conference call?

3. Why is written communication essential in some situations (such as conveying specifications), while oral communication is essential in others?

4. What listening hurdles do you find yourself facing as you listen to others? How do you handle it when you believe someone you are speaking to is not hearing what you say?

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