How communication differs from the 60's to the 21st century?
I'm writing a research report for my English Class and we are required to write a paper by interviewing a person (at least 50 years old) about different aspects of his/her culture when they were a teen.
I'm writing mine on the difference of life with advances of communication, such as cell phones, computers, email, fax machines, etc.
We must ask our interviewee 15 questions about our topic.

Any suggestions for questions to ask?
The more the better, thanks!

www.sikhnet.com Guruka Singh answers a question giving some information on how to communicate better.

How necessary is communication in the Accounting field?
I was wondering how much of a factor it is. I have a form of autism. While I can answer questions when asked ( or possibly even give a presentation if I have enough subject matter) I cannot relate to people well, carry on a conversation about something that's not work/school oriented, make small talk/jokes.

I am pretty good at math and I have high interest in numbers, statistics, finance formulas and the like. I also can write pretty effectively and find it much easier than verbal communication. While I am a little on the slow learner side, I typically make high grades in my college freshman classes.

What Im basically wondering is do people with poor social skills just have to make up for it in expertise/work ethic?

****As you might be able to assume, I dont plan on running my own practice

Great video showing the future of technology that isn’t tied to an operating system.