Three Types of Questions You Should Never Ask

Описание: Ever leave a work conversation feeling awkward—and not quite sure why?

It might not be what you said, but the questions you asked.

In this video, I break down three conversation-killing question types identified by Harvard Business School research—and why introverts are especially affected by them in the workplace.

You’ll learn what to avoid, what to say instead, and how to build connection without forcing small talk or changing who you are.

If you’re an introvert who wants to speak up with confidence, earn respect at work, and create better conversations—this one’s for you.

🎯 Watch now and start asking better questions.
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Helping quiet voices speak up with confidence
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