You look around and realize your surrounded by the most articulate and interesting people in the world, and inside you know your just a lame jerkoff who has no business being there.
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The best is the first person to start it sets the template for everyone else.
Hi my name is ronald mcdonald, give job title, give boss name, say how long you worked here.
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My name is Rod and I like to party.
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I do it for 2 reasons:
- Make sure everyone is supposed to be there. I've had people show up to meetings that weren't supposed to be there and everyone else thought they were with one of the other groups in on the meeting.
- Figure out if the other side tried sneaking in a lawyer. If they bring a lawyer, we need to bring ours.
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Like anyone gives a fuck and remembers anyway
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A few of these wombles have escaped the confinement of the office and discovered the outdoors, and will do this at the start of an activity.
And I try and veto that whenever possible.
Because extroverts rule the world and we just live in it
Courtesy? I mean come on, is it really asked to much to say your name and why you are part of this meeting?
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Psychologically speaking, check ins at the beginning of the meeting are important to create connections in the group and make people feel more comfortable to speak up later. It's literally just behavioural science.
Its like 2 sentences, come on
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"no"
This actress would absolutely ROCK playing character Kindra in a live action adoption of the game Artemis ( an S tier Adult Visual Novel).
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