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Redemptive Communication: Should I write a letter?

December 19, 2008 By TONY REDFERN

Harvard Business Review in 1985 published study-findings regarding the most effective way to communicate. The article concluded that the most effective way to communicate was when we talked face-to-face. Perhaps that is why Jesus taught us to "go" to the other person when we have a conflict to reconcile. Could it be what Jesus taught really works? Apparently, Harvard Business Review would think so.

Oh, write a letter? Only if it is an invitation to talk face-to-face.

Tagged as: "02 Conflict Coaching" "conflict skills" "models"
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