When talking to people who grew up without the benefit of having computers as a part of everyday life, it’s important to recognize they might not be familiar with common computer terms and jargon. Rattling off your latest computing experience or offering your support with a computer-related problem may come out sounding like you’re speaking in tongues or with a foreign language.
To ensure you’re communicating on the same level, slow down and take time to consider whether what you’re saying wou...
Published on December 02, 2014 12:54