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It appears awkward to use notes to talk to someone difficult, but it's not wrong.
There are people who would jump on it simply because it looks like a weak point or an insecurity, and they take advantage. Not that it should concern me but it would be efficient to have a line ready to put a rude person in their place. |
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I don’t see this as a sign of weakness, I see it as a means of ensuring there is effective and clear communication. Jeff. |
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Life is about communication. I struggle all the time. Bring notes, take notes. Tell my providers to slow down, and write it down. I am disabled, I had no say in this, I do the best I can people dont like it? Hell with them! |
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