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It's better to raise confusion than not to say anything at all

Camel

When working in a team, or with other agencies or third-parties
involved, the chance of misunderstanding increases exponentially.

Too often this is due to assuming or ignoring issues. The best way to avoid
misunderstanding? Talk about it. And if you are unsure how to bring it
up, raise issues which have to be addressed and responded to. Hence,

"It's better raise confusion than not to talk"

Above the line agency: "We'll do the normal formats"
Online agency: "Skyscrapers?"
Above the line agency: "What?"

Confusion ensues, until a final consensus is reached - which is exactly
the point I was trying to make.

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