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I've always disliked getting interrupted, and I used to spend a lot of energy trying to get my opinion into the conversion during meetings. Lately, I've been d
by wccrawford 7y ago
I've always disliked getting interrupted, and I used to spend a lot of energy trying to get my opinion into the conversion during meetings.
Lately, I've been doing the opposite. If I have a thought, I wait until the end up what's being said. If they barrel into another topic without waiting, I'll simply start talking and tell them my thoughts on the last topic that they so hastily abandoned.
Occasionally I'll forget what I was going to say because there was so much going on. In those instances, I simply don't worry about it. No matter how important it was, it'll either come up later or we'll deal with it eventually somehow.
That all said, there's one thing I will interrupt. When a person says the same thing repeatedly, even in different ways, I feel compelled to stop them and keep the conversation moving. Anyone that doesn't understand can ask for clarification. There's no need to repeat things.