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I agree with preferring to communicate in writing, particularly when the topic is a detailed one such as federal regulation. I like that I can let my response simmer a little while and revisit it to be sure I've covered my bases and conveyed what I needed to convey. 

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I agree with preferring to communicate in writing, particularly when the topic is a detailed one such as federal regulation. I like that I can let my response simmer a little while and revisit it to be sure I've covered my bases and conveyed what I needed to convey. 

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Making sure to include the information that will assist the reader but not throwing too much information that will confuse them.

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People won't take the time to actually read what I've written. 

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People won't take the time to actually read what I've written. 

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I prefer written communication because I'm able to fully flesh out a thought - and make any necessary adjustments - before sharing. However, I sometimes feel that (maybe because I am such a clarifier) I may share too much at times. THEN I spend MORE time trying to pare down what I've just written.

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I am consciously working on getting to the point in my written and spoken communication, sometimes the message can get lost in too much exposition. I do appreciate written communication because I can essentially write everything, then edit it down to what's really needed.

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I often wonder if my written communications are effective. Even if well-written, I'm not sure they are coming across how I want.

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Active voice, passive voice, tense... help!

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Active voice, passive voice, tense... help!

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People are all too busy these days, I don't want to waste anyone's time.

I strive to be efficient in my written communications, but don't want to come across rushed, terse, or unfriendly.

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I have been consciously working on "filling in the gaps" in my writing by making explicit connections with details and trying not to assume someone knows or understands something. It's a constant work in progress.

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I'd like to more easily identify assumptions I might be making about the background knowledge the reader has on the topic I'm addressing, and whether those are realistic assumptions. This is especially relevant in technical writing.

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I prefer written communication because I can think about what I want to say and edit it before it goes out.

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I never know if I'm coming across the way I intended.