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Dealing with Miscommunicators
Written by Pat's Papers | Tuesday, 3 July 2012 8:42 AM
He likes to phone, you like to text—what now? It’s a problem of the age we live in, says the Wall Street Journal: they’re are simply too many ways to communicate. And the bounty of options at our disposal “has created a situation where we are treating each other as though we were stalkers.” Hard as it might be, the Journal advises having a conversation with your loved ones, to let them know how and when you like to be reached.
SOURCE: Wall Street Journal
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