"I see." "That's right." The business partner smiles bitterly...The true nature of his subordinate's "subtly rude manner of speaking" that worries a 40-year-old manager. Why does it irritate him? | Career/Education | Toyo Keizai Online
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"I see" and "That's right" are used casually in business settings. But did you know that these words can unknowingly make the other person uncomfortable and damage trust?
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