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	<title>Comments on: Dealing With Coworkers Who Are Lousy Communicators</title>
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		<title>By: egSebastian</title>
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		<description>Yes, lousy communication can lead not only to lots of frustration, but also to lots of errors, wasted time, and wasted resources.

A big dose of patience and acceptance goes a looong way...

When someone takls in half sentences, it is a great idea to rephrase what we just heard and get clarification that we understood correctly what we were told.  If the other person acts annoyed, understand that it is not personal - something is going on with the other person (s/he is probably overwhelmed or stressed, or otherwise under lots of pressure).  So just be patient and accepting, but firm with gently firm in getting clarification on what you thought you heard; or what you did not hear and did not understand...</description>
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<p>A big dose of patience and acceptance goes a looong way&#8230;</p>
<p>When someone takls in half sentences, it is a great idea to rephrase what we just heard and get clarification that we understood correctly what we were told.  If the other person acts annoyed, understand that it is not personal &#8211; something is going on with the other person (s/he is probably overwhelmed or stressed, or otherwise under lots of pressure).  So just be patient and accepting, but firm with gently firm in getting clarification on what you thought you heard; or what you did not hear and did not understand&#8230;<!--INFOLINKS_OFF--></p>
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