Show Notes
Information rarely arrives exactly as it leaves.
As ideas move between teams, meetings, summaries and updates, context is compressed, assumptions fill gaps and meaning slowly evolves.
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In this episode, we explore why many communication problems are not information problems at all.
They're interpretation problems.
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A reflection on organisational communication, context loss, shared understanding and the hidden cost of handovers.
Because the most valuable thing travelling through an organisation is rarely information.
It's meaning.
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