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That's actually a huge problem with younger generations. The ability to communicate in a ubiquitously understood manner is a fading skill.
I see it as the newest generation growing up in a land of technology where information is expected through the internet almost instantaneously, quickly, and efficiently.
For example, at work, if somebody had a problem they needed sorting quickly, then they don't want a long winded answer, they want it straight to the point...
You call it fading communication skills, I'd call it generational differences.