Critically evaluate Eliot Spitzer’s advice, ‘Never talk when you can nod. And never write when you can talk. My only addendum is never put it in email.
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Eliot Spitzer's quote comes as a caution to all those who are very quick with their tongue. Economizing our words is the secret of remaining non-controversial and avoiding criticism. It is often possible that our words are misinterpreted by people to suit their interest and benefits.
Our words, when put in black and white can be fatal as they remain as an evidence forever to be referred by others. Hence his addendum 'never put it in email.'
In a nut shell, he enforces the belief 'Better Safe Than Sorry' and wants people to work as per their mind and not heart.
Our words, when put in black and white can be fatal as they remain as an evidence forever to be referred by others. Hence his addendum 'never put it in email.'
In a nut shell, he enforces the belief 'Better Safe Than Sorry' and wants people to work as per their mind and not heart.
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