Speaking up in meetings
Group meetings may feel intimidating. Speaking up in meetings is an opportunity to impact developing ideas, but it can also show up your ignorance in front of a large group.
But there are real advantages to speaking up.
- You may influence ongoing events.
- Your comments may prompt new ideas in your colleagues.
- Speaking up gives other people a chance to get to know how you think.
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