Don't underestimate the value of your perspective
Young or inexperienced people are often reluctant to share ideas because they are not in a position to do so.
Shift your mindset: Never underestimate the value your perspective brings to the table. If you remain silent, you are effectively choosing not to help the company.
- Ensure your idea is relevant to the group, not just one individual.
- Offer an alternative solution if you plan to disagree.
- Aim to strengthen the discussion.
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