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Unlearning Silence in the Workplace: How to Speak Up at Work

Success

But some workplace experts are speaking up and encouraging employees to do just the same in 2024; perhaps the only “resolution” you will need this year is some real talk. What assumptions do we hold about where and when we’re allowed to speak up? What have we experienced as the costs of speaking up in the past?

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These Six Trends Are Revolutionizing Workplace Attire

Allwork

This partnership between fashion designers and technologists enhances fashion’s appeal whilst promoting sustainability. Rad Hourani focuses on timeless, unisex designs — promoting inclusivity and challenging traditional gender norms in fashion.

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Convey Confidence Without Words

On The Job

Do you feel like you're being passed over for promotions or opportunities that should have been yours? You're "telling" others that you lack confidence to tackle the big jobs. That's the assertion of Stanford Graduate School of Business Lecturer Richard Cox, who explains that the "language of power" comes from our nonverbal cues.

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Career Success A to Z: C is for Confidence

Eat Your Career

Ultimately, I settled on confidence because it’s the one quality that can make all of these things easier. With confidence, you’ll be a better communicator and more effective collaborator. Confidence will help you meet fear with courage. After all, you can’t effectively self-promote with a healthy dose of confidence.

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How to Get Others to Value Your Work

Eat Your Career

In my experience, when people fully understand their own value, they exude a much higher level of confidence in all that they do, and others naturally respond to this. Talk up your projects. Politely but assertively correct people if they misunderstand what your job is all about. As I said, this question comes up frequently.

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10 Steps to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

On The Job

It often starts when they receive a promotion or new job and continues every time they achieve something new. Shame keeps a lot of people from “fessing up” about their fraudulent feelings. If you’ve been operating under misguided rules like, “I should always know the answer,” or “Never ask for help” start asserting your rights.

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What is Holding Your Brand Back? PART 3

Office Dynamics

I think it is the inability to speak up, trying to fit in, not being able to decide and FOCUS, believing we don’t deserve it (whatever “IT” is for you), lack of self-discipline and confidence. So let’s run the list down: Speaking up. Why should I get the promotion or the praise? Low or no confidence.