Track_ShovelMar 13

My poker face sucks

https://slrpnk.net/post/35268443

Show threadTrackinDaKrakenMar 14
Inviting only people who support and agree with you to a meeting seems like a great way to run a company.
Show threadAtomicMar 14

It depends on what the meeting is. There are situations where you might not agree with decisions being made, but undermining your superior infront of business partners is not ok.

Those are the kinds of problems you handle privately. Not in a meeting with other people from other companies.

Show threadEcho Dot
Yep and now you are committed to something you didn’t want to be committed to because you couldn’t say anything in the meeting.
Mar 14 at 11:03amWeb
Show threadplythMar 14
You always talk before a meeting to decide what is going to be decided in the meeting.
Show threadladMar 14
That is assuming you have sane environment and processes, which is a bold assumption for a lot of people
Show threadplythMar 14
Wouldn’t you need to talk more before, if there is no sanity?
Show threadladMar 14
You seem to expect the person you talk to would listen, it’s not always the case, unfortunately
Show threadHupfMar 14
The Expert
Show threadAtomicMar 14

You were probably already committed to it long before the meeting started.

Time for objections and concerns have already passed