I found this post incredibly insightful, especially the list of nuance words. Throughout my career, I've often been advised to be direct and avoid "wishy-washy" language, but your perspective on using more nuanced expressions, particularly in feedback situations, really resonated with me.
The comparison between overly broad statements and…
I found this post incredibly insightful, especially the list of nuance words. Throughout my career, I've often been advised to be direct and avoid "wishy-washy" language, but your perspective on using more nuanced expressions, particularly in feedback situations, really resonated with me.
The comparison between overly broad statements and more nuanced ones was eye-opening. I can see how phrases like "might want to consider" or "in my experience" can actually make feedback more effective by encouraging open dialogue rather than sounding prescriptive.
Your point about speaking accurately to reflect our level of certainty is something I'll definitely keep in mind going forward. It's a great reminder that effective communication isn't just about being concise, but also about being precise and thoughtful in our word choices.
Thanks for challenging the conventional wisdom and providing a fresh perspective on how we can communicate more effectively, especially in professional settings. This post has given me a lot to think about and apply in my own interactions.
I found this post incredibly insightful, especially the list of nuance words. Throughout my career, I've often been advised to be direct and avoid "wishy-washy" language, but your perspective on using more nuanced expressions, particularly in feedback situations, really resonated with me.
The comparison between overly broad statements and more nuanced ones was eye-opening. I can see how phrases like "might want to consider" or "in my experience" can actually make feedback more effective by encouraging open dialogue rather than sounding prescriptive.
Your point about speaking accurately to reflect our level of certainty is something I'll definitely keep in mind going forward. It's a great reminder that effective communication isn't just about being concise, but also about being precise and thoughtful in our word choices.
Thanks for challenging the conventional wisdom and providing a fresh perspective on how we can communicate more effectively, especially in professional settings. This post has given me a lot to think about and apply in my own interactions.
Loved your thoughtful reflections Simon! Thank you for sharing. You made my day.