This will save you 30 minutes meeting — Productive Communication

What is the difference between prepared and unprepared for a (Business) conversation?

Anthony Cheung
4 min readMar 9, 2022
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I believe everyone can relate to how frustrating that is to speak with someone at work that he/she seems to be never on the same page and used an hour or more to try to explain the situation. What makes it even worse is that when the conversation is finished, he/she seems to still be confused or not following the point of the whole conversation.

Today we are not talking about why the person is not cooperating, we are talking about delivering a message and driving into conclusion as quickest as possible. If you are looking to resolve the person’s corporation issue, check my article “Why Compassion can lead to Effective Communication in Work?

When I first in my Sale life, I am fortunate to land on a company with an open mindset and allow myself to chit-chat with basically everyone in the company (Yes, including our bosses). I always treasure the little chit-chat moment with our Boss Denzik as he seems to be always busy and having more serious matters to attend to than talking with me.

Therefore, I always have this self-pressure mind to approach him. Although with the pressure, I feel like he is resourceful to me and…

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Anthony Cheung
Anthony Cheung

Written by Anthony Cheung

I write about personal experiences, rides and bumps throughout my career life. — while inspiring others of empathy and work ethics

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