Dutco Tennant LLC

  In every workplace interaction, words are only part of the entire story. It’s the way those words are carried, including their clarity, timing, and reliability is a silent language that determines trust and perceptions.  Let’s take the following examples: A broken sentence because of poor audio can undermine authority.  A missed phrase in a conference call can be misinterpreted. An echo or delay can raise doubts on even the experts.  A dropped connection can turn confidence into hesitation. In time, these small interruptions accumulate into a quiet erosion of trust. And this holds true, especially now, when teams depend on hybrid communication to perform day-to-day activities. In today’s hybrid workspace, audio technology is not just a utility resource. It has evolved to become the mediator of ‘trust and perception’.  Why Clarity Is Credibility In Recent Times Trust often begins with the simple act of being understood. Research shows that people are more likel...