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When you confront someone, would you rather do it via e-mail, phone, letter, or in person?
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Professionally, I'd rather conduct business through e-mail. It's reliable and consistent and you can verify when they read it. Personal stuff I rather do in person so that there is no confusion.
Person it's just better that way
In person. If you can't settle your issues, differences, or problems face to face then they'll never truly be settled.
Email, because I don't like confrontations and it allows me to think things through and get my thoughts out logically. It also gives me time to couch my thoughts in less inflammatory language than I would use in person.
I think it depends on the situation sometimes
In person but I but I can't wait too long.
person
By letter
In person can be the most difficult, but I think it's the most important to understand and use. Things can get escalated, but more importantly honest feelings and and thoughts can be communicated.
In person... There are to many misunderstandings when your not face to face.
Depends on what I'm confronting them about; sometimes I don't know how to bring it up via face to face, and sometimes it's easier to just get it out there via text.
In person. That way there's no mistaking the tone or direction of the conversation
In person if pushed to the wall but to be honest confrontations are not my thing😳😊😉
In Person, body language and eue contact makea huge difference to truly understand someone's motivations or frustrations
Male, 41-50 years, Dating | Jan 03, 2013
Male, 41-50 years, Dating | Jan 03, 2013
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In person.
Person!!! 😁😈👿😟😏
