我曾经和你一样：开会时总是一言不发。老板往好了想，觉得我害羞；往坏了想，觉得我能力不行。
有很多次我想开口，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。这样过了好几年，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）难度直接乘以十。我撞过很多墙，也犯过很多错。
这门课，是我想把这一路上跌跌撞撞学到的、以及不得不"忘掉"的东西，总结下来。它是一门我希望自己上班第一天之前就上过的课。我还是照样会犯错，但至少在难熬的时候，手里有东西可以抓住。
I was in the exact same position as you.
Because I always stayed quiet during meetings, my boss thought I was shy at best and incompetent at worst.
There were many times I wanted to speak up but hesitated. There was never a right moment, and I never felt ready.
It took me years to finally break the silence and start contributing in meetings.
It's already quite difficult for someone who just started their career to figure things out on their own, and being a non-native speaker, sometimes the only one, made things 10X harder.
I've made so many mistakes and hit so many walls. This course is my attempt to capture those learnings and unlearnings, I've stumbled through along the way.
It's a course I wish I'd taken before my first day at work. I'd still make mistakes, but at least I'd have something to hold on to when the time gets tough.