Peggy Smedley and TR Cutler to Address PRONTO North America Users ConferenceWritten by Tom Verzi
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| | Everyone talks in code!Written by graham and julie
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What they say: By way/Incidentally . . . What is understood: This is not very important. What they mean: The primary purpose of our discussion is ... What they say: I hear what you say. What is understood: He accepts my point of view. What they mean: I disagree and do not want to discuss it any further. What they say: Correct me if I’m wrong. What is understood: Tell me what you think. What they mean: I know I’m right—please don’t contradict me. What they say: With greatest respect . . . What is understood: He is listening to me. What they mean: I think you are wrong, or a fool. What they say: That is an original point of view. What is understood: He likes my ideas. What they mean: You must be crazy! What they say: Very interesting. What is understood: He is impressed. What they mean: I don’t agree, or I don’t believe you. What they say: You must come for dinner sometime. What is understood: I will get an invitation soon. What they mean: Not an invitation, just being polite. What they say: Quite good. What is understood: Quite good. What they mean: A bit disappointing. This may not be a complete list terms used in code. The sources may be limited. But, it does give an insight into way we communicate. It gives you a starting point to assess how often, when and where do you talk in code.Good Luck Graham and Julie www.desktop-meditation.com
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