How To Overcome Miscommunication with Your Colleagues


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The "open office" format has been becoming more and more popular with companies these days. Whether you work in "Cubeyville" (the cubicle village) or in an office where it has offices but an open format, you have experienced the ups and downs of the open office.

In the open office format, you co-workers are more accessible.

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