Get Specific And Find Common Ground
- Just a ‘hi’ or ‘how are you’ is not going to cut it. You can open the conversation in a better way: ‘So what’s new in the past week?’
- When asked something specific on an online chat, it is easier to interpret it, as it does not sound vague, overcoming the handicap of lack of visual/body language cues.
- Ensure the topics do not include negative gossip or complaints, as these conversations can be easily accessed by other people.
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