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What? An open door doesn't mean you are shouting your conversation out of it.
by beart 7y ago
What? An open door doesn't mean you are shouting your conversation out of it.
- jdsully 7y agoPeople are a lot less candid with the door open. If a boss feels comfortable with the door closed with some employees and not others, the ones with the door closed will get more "insider" information and have an advantage. Sometimes its about things you need to improve on and they don't want to embarrass you in front of others. Other-times you need to communicate that you are ineffective due to some personal issue. And still more are times when "unwritten" rules you didn't pick up on are being shared with you to help you navigate the bureaucracy.