A. 1. Establish a preferred communication method (email, chat, etc.) and stick to it for all correspondence. 2. Create a communication log to track all interactions, including dates, times, and key points discussed. 3. If responses are slow, send a polite follow-up message referencing your previous communication.

B. 1. Set clear expectations in your initial communications about response times and preferred methods. 2. Use bullet points or numbered lists in your emails to make it easier for the recipient to address your concerns.