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Beside all those mentioned, I've seen people with loud and sharp (not high pitch sort of) voice getting an edge (sometimes unfair advantage) in many professiona
by reactor 4y ago
Beside all those mentioned, I've seen people with loud and sharp (not high pitch sort of) voice getting an edge (sometimes unfair advantage) in many professional settings.
- jan_Inkepa 4y ago"Sharp", as in people who are good at articulating words?
- reactor 4y agoPeople who are good at articulation will have listeners, but what I meant is sound without 'buzziness'.
- GameOfFrowns 4y agoPerhaps you mean 'voice projection'? Unfortunately voice is just another factor that comes to genetics. I've been training to lower my rather high-pitched voice and voice projection for years now, albeit without much to show. Guess I hit the limit of my genetic potential.
- silveroriole 4y agoAnd in any loud, crowded room (say at a conference, or a pub/bar after work), women and quieter men will struggle to be heard at all. Men with loud deep voices will dominate the conversation automatically. This probably has more impact on professional development than people think.