For some, talking in a meeting can be very easy and natural, but for some, this might look like a big task. A team that creates an open environment and seniors who are welcoming and not bossy are extremely important. I have seen people with good ideas and sensible POVs keeping quiet in a meeting because they were cautious of being judged by their colleagues and seniors who wouldn't stop making jokes on juniors to be the funny ones in the room.
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To managers who have Gen Zs in their teams - i would like to hear some effective tips that have actually worked for these issues. Not generic gyaan.
To Gen Zs - pls share your take on these issues.
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