An order taker who has a thick accent, and someone who speaks too fast at a fast-food drive-through, are examples of communication barriers.

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If you have ever been served the wrong drink because the server couldn't hear you in a noisy bar, clicked on a broken web link, missed your boarding call because the airport's public address system was full of static, or taken offense at a text you later found you misinterpreted, you've experienced a barrier to communication.

An Order Taker Who Has a Thick Accent, and Someone