Excessive Apologetic Language

While this is more verbal, it's often accompanied by non-verbal cues like shrugging or avoiding eye contact. Over-apologizing for your ideas or inputs can diminish their perceived value. Stand firm and confident in your contributions.

While this is more verbal, it's often accompanied by non-verbal cues like shrugging or avoiding eye contact. Over-apologizing for your ideas or inputs can diminish their perceived value. Stand firm and confident in your contributions.

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