Do you speak up in a meeting?
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engineer is Terminator is WOLV
ANSWERS: 15
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If it is appropriate to join in, I do.
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i always do...just judgment on the right time...but im pretty sure others admire it
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I always speak up!
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Is the Pope Catholic?
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Only taking place there for I'm mute!
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Yes. Whenever I have a disagreement over a point being made. I always start by asking for further clarifications on the point and then by pointing out the holes in the argument being made. I have found this results in a more constructive discussion on the matter and ends up to the satisfaction of all present.
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Yes, I do speak up in a meeting. I believe I have a purpose to be present at the meeting to play my part so that the meeting can achieve its purpose for the agenda set before us.
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Absolutely. If they didn't want my opinion they shouldn't have ask me there.
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I wouldn't see any point attending if I didn't.
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Absolutely. Every group is different. Some follow Robert's Rules of Order. Some are pretty loose or informal. Most at a minimum have an agenda. It varies a LOT at meetings - usually depending on who's holding the gavel or is in charge - re: everyone having their say - keeping things moving and not bogged down - getting things talked about but also decisions made - making sure no one person dominates discussion while all the others are silent - etc. People skills. For my part? If I'm interested in that group and travel out to a meeting, then why just sit there? Yes, I'll participate and hope others do too. Sometimes the very best solutions aren't even on the table til a few folks all talk and that "new thing" evolves out of those interactions & group brainstorming.
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When I attend a meeting where I will learn more about that subject, I listen and ask questions in the end.But in matters which I am the expert,I speak.
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Yes of course! :))))
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No never
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Yes I quite often get up and speak at a public meetings including political meetings and do not mind asking any type of question even if it is embarrassing to the person holding the meeting.
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Yes, although only when it pertains to my function. Otherwise I'd just be talking crap.
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