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Make your intuition work for you

Speaking Up in a Meeting:

We all have different meeting personalities. There are some who feel comfortable chiming in whenever and wherever possible, and then there are those who over-think their good idea, question, or quandary until it’s no longer relevant to the conversation. A quick way of knowing what’s appropriate meeting speak is to consult your gut. Most times if it’s not hurtful, unproductive or off-topic, it’s okay to bring it up in a meeting.

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