Poor communication occurs when information is not conveyed clearly or effectively, leading to misunderstandings. This can happen in various settings, such as workplaces, schools, or personal relationships. Factors contributing to poor communication include unclear language, lack of active listening, and emotional barriers. When communication breaks down, it can result in confusion, frustration, and conflict. For example, in a team meeting, if a manager fails to explain a project clearly, team members may misinterpret their roles. Addressing poor communication involves improving clarity, encouraging feedback, and fostering an open environment for discussion.