我曾经和你一样：开会时总是沉默。老板往好了想，觉得我害羞；往坏了想，觉得我能力差。
我并不是不想开口，很多次我都想发言，却总在最后一刻犹豫，永远找不到"对的时机"，永远觉得自己还没准备好。这样过了很久，我才终于打破沉默，开始在会议上发声。
刚入职场，什么都得靠自己摸索，本身就已经够难了。而身为一个非母语者（有时还是全场唯一的一个），难度直接翻倍。
我尝试过很多方法，也走过很多弯路。在这门课里，我把这一路上跌跌撞撞学到的、以及不得不"忘掉"的东西，总结了下来。
这是一门我希望自己上班第一天之前就上过的课。
I used to be just like you: always quiet in meetings. At best, my boss thought I was shy. At worst, they thought I wasn't capable.
It's not that I didn't want to speak. Many times I did, but I'd hesitate at the last second. There was never a "right moment", and I never felt ready. It took me a long time to finally break the silence and start speaking up in meetings.
Starting out in your career and figuring everything out on your own is hard enough. As a non-native speaker (sometimes the only one in the room), it's twice as hard.
I tried a lot of things and took a lot of wrong turns. In this course, I've pulled together everything I learned while stumbling along the way, and everything I had to "unlearn".
It's the course I wish I'd taken before my first day at work.