Meetings and coworkers
Work
Guides for the office moments that freeze people: speaking up in a meeting, joining a group that's already talking, lunch with coworkers you barely know. Written from the lessons, each with a scene to practice.
- How to speak up in meetings when you freezeMost people who freeze in meetings are waiting for a point good enough to break in with, and the meeting moves on before it comes.
- How to join a group that's already talkingFind a group with a gap in it, where two people stand turned slightly outward, and step into the gap where the speakers can see you.
- Lunch with new coworkers: what to sayAt your first lunches with new coworkers, start with the food and the place, then the work, but not pay or the boss, and save one thing outside work for later.
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