It’s counter-intuitive – especially to Americans. But often less is more.Minimalism beats clutter. Substance trumps verbosity.
For years I’ve been offering advice on how to better communicate and for years I’ve seen most people commit the same universal mistake: Including too many details. Less is more effective. Less has more impact. Less actually takes more effort.
So let’s start with resumes as the perfect metaphor and then expand.
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Author: Mark Suster
