If someone talks too fast, uses an unfamiliar accent, or throws in jargon you have never heard, what do you actually say in that moment?
Is there a difference between asking someone to repeat themselves and asking them to clarify, or are those basically the same thing?
When you ask for clarification in a meeting, do you think your colleagues read it as confusion or as engagement?
Is there a version of «I don’t understand» that sounds professional and confident, or does it always carry a slight risk of looking unprepared?
How many genuinely different ways do you think you have to handle this situation right now, before watching anything?
For our Watch & Talk sessions, this video sparks discussion around clarification strategies, professional communication, active listening, meeting dynamics, and presentation skills.
Ready to stop nodding along and start understanding everything.
Watch the video here (but it’s always more interesting to talk about it 😉):
