1. Communication ethics matter in daily work

• Communication is not just “talking” — it has rules and professionalism behind it.
• Many people ignore these ethics without realizing it.

2. Clear thinking before speaking

• Don’t communicate in a confused or random way.
• Structure your thoughts (like step 1, 2, 3, 4) before explaining.

3. Avoid unclear or repetitive communication

• Repeating unclear phrases or mixing ideas makes communication weak.
• Clear, structured messages are more effective than long messy ones.

4. Meetings must have a clear agenda

• Every meeting should have a defined purpose (agenda)
• Without an agenda:
  • Discussions become random
  • Work progress becomes unclear
  • Meetings waste time

5. Open communication is good—but must be structured

• Even if communication is “open,” it should still have direction.
• Too much unstructured talking leads to no real output or progress.