“There are many situations where nuance, subtlety, and carefully crafted diplomacy in communications are critical. But most of the time, plain directness can go a long way.
“Being self aware about the types of conversations and meetings that demand increased frankness is a starting point for more efficient and effective communications — and, most importantly, mutual respect.”
Here are some tips from Anthony Tjan, co-author of the New York Times bestseller Heart, Smarts, Guts, and Luck …
Continue reading at: Have the Courage to Be Direct | HBR.