Describe a time when there was a miscommunication and explain how you handled it.

[Cassandra Tillman]

Identify what was communicated incorrectly to what audience and immediately correct using appropriate, affective forms of communication.

[Kathy Jackson]

I checked in with all parties involved until I discovered where the miscommunication occurred. Then I clarified the correct information with all parties.

[Max Thorne]

Can’t remember one, but there has been some.

[Catharine Titus]

Once miscommunication occurs, recap from beginning to insure all parties have understanding before moving forward.

[Anders Bastrup]

The best way to handle a miscommunication is to get all parties together and straighten everything out. It’s always best to go straight to the source.

[Ugonna Ike-Peters]

I’ve had cases of miscommunication do to language barriers. I find written communication works best in those situations.

[John Smorstad]

I misspoke and said something that the person I was speaking to did not like at all. I tried to explain what I meant to say and should have said but the relationship was permanently damaged.

[Valentin Chaves]

Ahorita means different in Spain and Peru, So I was expected something to be done in minutes, the following time I requested for the estimated resolution time

[Mashad Shoeb]

I handle miscommunication by discussion later with lesson learned

[Muhammad Hasan]

using the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result)

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