It frustrates me that Good Communication is not seen as a skill, but rather some formless office sprite that had to be coaxed out and captured.
TFA talks about email chains that last forever, I'd add my pet peeve of zoom calls that are attended without question because they're recurring calendar invites.
Clear communication, towards a well expressed goal, with an understanding of the context your audience holds, and ultimately reasonably tracked outcomes should be the goal. But instead of teaching people how to do this we flail our arms around and complain.
Personally I think the real goal is corporate climbing and these companies only incidentally accomplish their vague goals.
TFA talks about email chains that last forever, I'd add my pet peeve of zoom calls that are attended without question because they're recurring calendar invites.
Clear communication, towards a well expressed goal, with an understanding of the context your audience holds, and ultimately reasonably tracked outcomes should be the goal. But instead of teaching people how to do this we flail our arms around and complain.
Personally I think the real goal is corporate climbing and these companies only incidentally accomplish their vague goals.