The two games, charades and Taboo, provide no greater example of both communication and miscommunication based on the interpretation of the "literal-synecdochic elements" in words.
Objections are usually thrown out when a specific client need isn't being met, often from a lack of communication or miscommunication.
Each time a task is shared, additional variables get added to the task, including communication, scheduling, miscommunication, clarification, correction, etc.
Author Ben Greenman explores the topic of communication and miscommunication in a chapter of his new book, Emotional Rescue: Essays on Love, Loss and Life — With a Soundtrack, writing, "Different writers.
From there she leaps to 19th-century America and Samuel F. B. Morse, whose telegraphic code helped open up global communication -- or miscommunication, as the case may be: Ms. Reichek has embroidered his first message, sent from Washington to Baltimore, on curtains covering the gallery windows.
In a new collection of stories published in 2008, to celebrate Paddington's fiftieth anniversary, Bond pointedly included an encounter between Paddington and a policeman, whose initially benign attempts to interact — "It's Be Polite to Foreigners Week," he tells Paddington — turn darker as communication turns into miscommunication.
Everything happens at the speed of war, leaving little room for a lack of communication - or worse, miscommunication.
And when it comes to executive-level discussions and client meetings, there is no room for miscommunication or communication barriers.
(Quality Manager 3) "Bad communication, not ineffective and miscommunication is probably the most significant reason why errors happen".
So, there are still small pockets of lack of or miscommunication, so communication is always something that we need to improve".
