What is your preferred style of communication with your team?
Alessandro Canella
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Just like all five fingers are not the same, different people have a separate style of communication. In my case, face-to-face interaction has always been my forte. I think it’s the best way to communicate and avoid misunderstandings.
Let me know your communication style in the comments.✍️
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Angela Dickinson@angela_dickinson
I prefer a mix of in-person and async. What can be done without a meeting should be, but I completely agree that in some cases, in-person just hits the mark better. At Vouch, we share a lot of team comms via video using our own platform. We launched today if you want to check us out and let me know what you think (https://www.producthunt.com/post...)
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@angela_dickinson thanks for sharing your pov Angela. I appreciate it. Also, Good luck on your launch.. will definitely check that out ✅💯
I prefer to communicate with my team in person or over the phone. I think it's important to have that human connection when working on a project together. Plus, it's easier to pick up on subtle cues and body language when you're talking in person.
@philipsnyder I very much agree, in fact we prefer office work and I can't tell you if productivity increases or decreases but certainly the human aspect wins out
Telepathic ;)
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In person communication, helps us brainstorm ideas faster
I think it's important to have that human connection when working on a project together. Plus, it's easier to pick up on subtle cues and body language when you're talking in person
@Alessandro canella, what you said is right I believe in verbal communication as well . It will always bring good results and better relation and even can resolve misunderstandings
Loom & Zoom! Then quarterly offsites to keep it real. Seems to be a well functioning cadence.