Re:U.S. labor agency investigating two complaints from Apple...
by jasonhansel on Friday September 03, 2021 @09:00AM
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It seems like this could have been an opportunity for you to learn how to take people seriously and to accept them as having authority regardless of how they speak--a useful thing to learn if, for instance, you ever manage someone with a speech impediment, who might never be able to talk in a way that you prefer.
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Re:U.S. labor agency investigating two complaints from Apple...
by sunshinekitty on Friday September 03, 2021 @09:13AM
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From the post it seems they did take that person seriously, and so worked to build confidence which is certainly a good thing to have. What do you propose to make this person more effective in meetings, rather than build confidence?
Not everyone in the meetings will be so understanding, either consciously or subconsciously.