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Clarity makes the difference

Being clear when expressing yourself can actually save your business. People like accuracy and they are very much dependent on it when it comes to all fields.

Therefore, making sure that the correspondence with your client is clear by using recaps is a smart way to avoid later misunderstandings.

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