Communication tools for high-processing and neuro-complex minds navigating the unwritten rules of corporate life.
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What You Told Me About the Letters After My Name
About a week ago, I asked whether putting ‘PhD’ in my profile was simply useful context, or, as a critical reader comment suggested, intellectual posturing and an act of complicity in maintaining an elitist educational power structure. Appa...
The Forces That Decide What’s Discussable
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In my previous essay – and the first one in this series – I described a meeting where an idea just… stopped existing. No one voted it down. No one issued a memo. It simply never got a proper heari...
Four Kinds of Power, and How They Work in Organisations
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Picture a meeting. Someone floats an idea – reasonable, well-argued, maybe even good. Nobody says no. Nobody says anything, really. The conversation moves on, the way water moves around a rock, and by the...
Communication Is … Structuring
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New job, week one. Officially, you report to your manager. The org chart says so; it’s right there in the onboarding deck. Unofficially, you learn within about four days that if you actually want somethin...
Communication Is … Dialogue
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“Great, sounds like we’re all on the same page.” It’s the sentence that typically closes meetings we think have gone well. Consensus reached, alignment achieved, everyone nodding at the same version of th...
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How can quiet, high-processing, and neuro-complex minds survive and thrive at work? Communication strategies and tools from a late-identified Comms Prof & former Ad-Creative. Occasionally served with a dash of sarcasm. \ud83d\udc08⬛☕️\ud83e\udde0\ud83d\udcd6
Business psychologist, Coach, L&D designer, corporate misfit. I write for people pleasers, introverts, and the quietly furious who are burning out in corporate life because their strengths are working against them.
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