Animal health pros are great at reading animals, but often struggle with human interactions. In this article, experts share messages sent through nonverbal displays that are volumes louder than what’s actually being said.
Hearing people . . . assume the other person understood us because they heard us, despite language being inherently vague.
Source: Fast Company, November 15, 2018. Link. Interpreting is not usually an advisable conversation style in business. However, we can learn to make sure that everyone is heard, especially important if you’re the gatekeeper of the conversation.
Many studies have shown that women are interrupted at a much higher level compared to men.
INSIGHTS: There’s a lot to consider in this article. Group discussions are more common and today’s virtual communication options further compound issues.