Wearing a suit when everyone at the office is dressed more casually sends the message: I don't understand your culture.
People don't understand your actions and we are left to guess what message you are trying to send.
"They don't understand you, they don't understand your problems or they don't care".
The rest, he said, "didn't get the result because of the mail problem, got the results but didn't understand the message, or understood the message but didn't have the money to come".
If a established organization didn't understand the irony and the message of the game and is claiming it is inciting intolerance, we simply failed.
We didn't understand the nuances of the messaging our benefits, didn't create passionate ambassadors or real word-of-mouth buzz (vs. manufactured buzz) and didn't understand the importance of a slower initial build of consumer interest and we blew the opportunity". This is where entrepreneurial approaches can prevail.
Her notion, though short-lived, was telling: she didn't understand or care what sort of message it would send to a public enthralled by the new first family, and she had trepidations about life in the spotlight, let alone the prospect of residing in a monument-museum-office-military compound-terrorist target-home.
I said I didn't understand why the tag line on messages from my iPad 2 does not read: "Sent from my iPad 2," instead of "Sent from my iPad".
I didn't understand the problem; the keynote speaker's message fell in the self-evident, wholesome, "mom and apple pie" category, reflecting positively on her employer.
I didn't understand this until I realized that my messages to you weren't going through and I called A.T. & T. They explained everything.
Breaking the glass ceiling, Rove asserts, "was not a powerful enough message… Hillary didn't understand that the less you talked about being a woman, the better off she was".
