Clear communication is just the tip of the clarity iceberg ... General goals and intentions—visions and missions, for example—are a nice start, but they are too vague to constitute clarity.

Other cultures rely more on implicit communication. In Japanese culture, for example, expressing opinions ... skills in a way that encourages greater clarity. A useful technique is the ‘check ...

Paring down abstractions will also lead to more concise writing. *Example adapted from Style: Ten Lessons on clarity and Grace (eighth edition) by Joseph M. Williams. Adjectives and adverbs: A ...

He betrayed a sharp understanding of the value of brevity in human communications ... That's the way core principles are ...

A study by MIT Sloan and UC San Diego highlights how digital surveillance impacts remote worker productivity, showing that ...