
The Favorite Word of Average People: "Okay"
Saying that something is OK doesn't let you offer feedback. Improve your communication skills by learning to give answers more substantial than "It's okay."
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Saying that something is OK doesn't let you offer feedback. Improve your communication skills by learning to give answers more substantial than "It's okay."

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