Work on your communication
How you deliver your sentence matters. When we communicate in a positive and constructive way, we are showing that we are helpful and empathetic of the situation.
We should be wary of our body language like our eye contact, not to strong to seem like you're challenging the others but also not to soft where you'll seem like you're pleading.
Remember to speak clearly and calmly, and that your words should be articulated so that there is no misunderstanding.
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