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Are introverts not suitable for hosting meetings and public speaking? others? Not suitable to challenge others? medium.com Interestingly, I recently discovered that the little tricks I use in interviews and in creating humorous conversations actually have something in common: Use complaints about yourself to create a stage for curiosity for others For topics or fields that you are not familiar with, even if you have done your homework beforehand, it is appropriate to reveal your confusion and how little you know, such as "I never did well in statistics in high school, and I failed statistics in college.

It would be great if you could explain to me, a math idiot, the bosnia and herzegovina telegram data trends reflected in the data in this report!" But be careful to reveal your weaknesses in moderation. You should make sure that the other person feels that you will contribute useful feedback. If you ask questions even though you already know the answer or just ask for no reason, it will become a distraction.

A warning example of someone who thinks they are funny: "Oh? What is psychology? Then can you guess what I am thinking right now?" This kind of mocking of stereotypes only highlights one's own ignorance. A better way to turn the question around would be: "Many people seem to think that people who study psychology can read minds.