Responding To Interruptions: Check Your Status
In a corporate setting, every meeting can be a competition for resources, recognition or rewards.
If a senior interrupts you, it would not be counted against you, but it is a peer who has interrupted you to dominate and boost their own presence, it can negatively impact your status.
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