Ambiguity / vague messages - When ask "what is the deadline"?, a manager replied "later". The respond makes the employee unsure of the expectations. This can result in missed deadlines and frustration, as the employee may not know whether they should prioritize speed or quality., Making assumptions - Two teamates assume they have different plans for the weekend based on a brief text message exchange. In reality, they both wanted to spend time together during the weekend to discuss about their project but didn't communicate clearly., Inconsistent non-verbal cues -  One partner avoids eye contact and becomes distant during a conversation, making the other partner feel ignored. In reality, the distant partner is going through a difficult time but hasn't communicated it effectively., Lack of active listening - During a team brainstorming session, a team member suggests an idea, but others don't actively listen and dismiss it without consideration. The team member feels unheard and undervalued, which can lead to conflict within the team., Poor choice of words - In a department discussion about budgets, one member, Mr. A uses accusatory language, saying, "You always waste money!" Mr. B, who only once choosing an expensive supplier, feels wronged with the word "always", and decided not to engage in a productive conversation about financial management.,

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