In the morning
Mr X: Sir, we need a copy of one of these three documents:- certificate 1, certificate 2, certificate 3
Mr Y: Okay come by evening. I will arrange it.
In the noon
Mr X: Sir, I just came to show you a sample of certificate 2. Hope you will do the needful
Mr Y: Okay.
In the evening
Mr Y: I have taken the copy of certificate 1. Hope this will suffice
Mr X: Oops, no Sir. I want the certificate 2 itself, that’s what I have shown you in the noon.
Mr X: What….???
Do you find something amiss in this communication? In fact both X and Y failed to communicate properly.
Mr X could have told that he wants a copy of certificate 2 only and explicitly mention on the non-necessity of the other two items.
Similarly Mr Y could have asked while he was back with a sample of a particular certificate alone. He could have checked it then and there itself and ensured the actual requirements.
For a moment i thought it was some math related analytical problem with those X and Y 😛
phewwwww……;)
Its again a selective listening. He mentioned one of these 3 . and also this guy confused him by presenting all 3 docs. So both parties created confusion among themselves
true.. both created a mess…
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Communication requires skill. .
ya.. it’s really an art..
Back after a month…really missed your posts chechee…
hallooo…
health okay ayo..?
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Yes.. There is the communication gap. ‘X’ came and requested any 1 of 3. Later he came a sample of 2nd certificate, he should have told that he wanted a copy of 2 only. And even ‘Y’ should have asked then why particularly sample of 2nd one..
We face many such situations but in different contexts. Nice one. Have a good time, Akhila.. 🙂
Thanks jackie….ya, many such cases happen in our daily life…
Yes.. You are welcome.. Have a great week ahead.. 🙂