Editor's Note

Dear readers,

 

I’m sure many of you spend more time in meetings than you’d like, especially when it seems like a simple email could have done the job. However, before you start phasing out meetings, check out an article published this week in the Harvard Business Review. It cites two studies that found that people are bad at discerning non-verbal cues like context and tone from emails, which can lead to misunderstandings and miscommunications. Give it a read when you have a free moment.

 

Thanks for reading!

 

Son Hoang, editor, Medical Staff Leader Insider