Inner Dialogues — What They Are Employees often run “imaginary conversations” in their heads with colleagues or managers. Most of the time, these dialogues are negative: the person imagines criticism, rejection, or even dismissal. As a result, they avoid raising real issues or asking for support, while valuable working hours are wasted on unproductive thoughts. |
Projects and deadlines are less likely to slip
Managers receive information in time and can make corrective decisions before the deadline.
Fewer “inner dialogues” and hidden conflicts mean more energy goes into real work.