When explanation becomes noise, by Ruth Oji

Over-explaining is a common communication challenge in modern workplaces and academic environments, where individuals provide lengthy, detailed responses to simple questions. This habit can lead to confusion and disengagement among listeners, as the core message becomes buried in unnecessary details. The article illustrates this with an example of a team meeting where a straightforward answer about a safety system's readiness turns into a five-minute monologue. The author, Ruth Oji, explores the phenomenon and its impact on professional and academic settings.

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