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Management article
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Reference no. C0203E
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Management Communication Letter", 2002
Length: 2 pages

Abstract

It''s a common myth that more communication is always better than less. It isn''t. And sometimes your message stands a better chance of being heard if you''re not the one who delivers it. Here are some guidelines for determining when it''s best to keep it brief, just keep mum, or keep out of the spotlight altogether. Accompanying the article is a sidebar about how to get a presentation off to a good start.

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Abstract

It''s a common myth that more communication is always better than less. It isn''t. And sometimes your message stands a better chance of being heard if you''re not the one who delivers it. Here are some guidelines for determining when it''s best to keep it brief, just keep mum, or keep out of the spotlight altogether. Accompanying the article is a sidebar about how to get a presentation off to a good start.

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