By STEM Women
"As a woman, have you ever found yourself using the phrases “I may be wrong, but…”, or “I’m not an expert in this, but…”, or excessively using the word “sorry…”? Research has found that women are much more likely to use self-deprecating or ‘softer’ language in the workplace.
Let’s take a closer look at what language women tend to use and why."
In the workplace, the language women use can often reflect both their professional roles and the social dynamics they navigate. Women might employ more collaborative and inclusive language, using words like "we" or "let’s" to foster teamwork and avoid confrontation. However, societal expectations sometimes lead to women being more polite or cautious in their communication to avoid being perceived as too assertive. Understanding these nuances can help improve workplace dynamics and communication. For those in industries where safety and compliance are key, like healthcare or corporate environments, consider using professional-grade drug testing kits to maintain a safe work environment. Click here for more: https://drugtests.co.uk/collections/professional-use-only-drug-testing-kits.