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"Speak Freely," They Say... But Why Do the Same People Always Do the Talking in Meetings?

In Team Leader Park's weekly meetings, only Assistant Manager Han and Officer Lee ever spoke, while the rest simply took notes. In a meeting that never truly opens up with a mere "feel free to share your thoughts," we examine facilitation methods that draw out everyone's ideas.

이지영 EditorPublished 2026년 10월 5일Updated 2026년 10월 4일
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"Speak Freely," They Say... But Why Do the Same People Always Do the Talking in Meetings?

In Team Leader Park's weekly meetings, only Assistant Manager Han and Officer Lee ever spoke, while the rest simply took notes. In a meeting that never truly opens up with a mere "feel free to share your thoughts," we examine facilitation methods that draw out everyone's ideas.

Team Leader Park's weekly meetings always unfolded in much the same way. Once an agenda was presented, senior staff member Assistant Manager Han would speak first on the direction, and the quick-witted Officer Lee would flesh it out. The rest of the team looked at their laptops and took notes.…

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