This communication style emphasizes clarity, structure, and accountability. It focuses on delivering precise, detailed information with clearly defined expectations, roles, and timelines. Information is presented in a logical, step-by-step sequence, supported by procedural documentation and follow-up communication. It encourages thoughtful reflection, validation, and reassessment before decisions are finalized. Evidence-based reasoning is central, with a strong reliance on verifiable facts, objective data, and established precedents to support conclusions.
Be PRECISE and EXPLICIT with expectations and timelines
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Be as precise, specific and accurate as possible with your information or inquiry
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Include as many details as possible within your statements or inquiries
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Clearly identify benchmarks and deadlines well ahead of time
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Clearly define roles and responsibilities of all involved
Present information in a CLEAR and SEQUENTIAL manner
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Convery information chronologically (start to finish)
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Leverage a step-by-step approach to instructions, project phases or requirements
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Provide or reference any available procedural documentation
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Follow-up verbal or visual communication or with written (text) communication
Allow time for REFLECTION
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Allow ample time for the digestion and validation of information
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Prioritize information and opinion review and reassessment where necessary
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Encourage time for reflection prior to finalization or conclusion
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Provide meeting minutes, or next-steps, or concerns in written form
Provide ample EVIDENCE and FACTS
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Provide facts that can be verified where possible
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Include objective evidence and corroboration of information
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Present relevant previously established precedence
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Use logic and fact–based arguments to support conclusions
Conversational Examples
Example 1:
" Yolanda, what I need from you is an itemized list of the entire inventory in Storage unit B. Please also prepare a second document detailing those items that are either expired or have an expiry date less than a week from today."
Example 2:
" Robert, It is my understanding that several team members take issue with committing to the impromptu Zoom meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning at 9. Please consult with the team, and get back to me with their consensus on a convenient time to reschedule. "