Beng diplomatic and saying"You are wrong." - How?
By bobbymots
@bobbymots (5)
India
October 30, 2006 5:13am CST
There are so many things happening wrongly.
How does one tell a person that he is wrong but in a very diplomatic way.
Can somebody please give me TIPS or PHRASES or WORDS to be used to tell somebody diplomatically that he/she is wrong.
Pleeease (this will be highly appreciated):-)
Bobby
2 responses
@wilfred_itte (978)
• India
30 Oct 06
BE frank and tell what is to be told directly.That is when the other party realises their mistakes
@bobbymots (5)
• India
30 Oct 06
Thanks Wilfred.
I believe I am more like you. ;-)
But I have learnt that diplomacy is the name of the game.
So am trying be diplomatic (learning)...
Thanks again
Bobby
@damonlady (574)
• Romania
30 Oct 06
u can start with... i think we have different points of view...wanna listen to mine? or u can say: i think it's better this way..or i don't agree with u on this cause......but all the time u have to have solid aguments.. if not... will sound bad nomatter how u put it
@bobbymots (5)
• India
30 Oct 06
Thanks for the response.
"I think we have different points of view" sounds a good one.
Yes I do have solid arguments.
Its just that I want to put it in such a way that generates response and don't want to sound rude.
Thanks again
Bobby
