Psychology says people who stay quiet in office meetings often aren’t short of ideas, they may be overestimating how harshly others will judge them
A meeting ends, and someone leaves with an idea they never shared. Perhaps they had a different solution to a problem, noticed a mistake in a presentation or wanted to question a decision. Yet, when the moment came to speak, they hesitated. What if the suggestion sounded foolish? What if colleagues disagreed? What if their…
