Avoid interrupting—use a cue
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Updated Jan. 7, 2026
The Rule
To interject, use a short verbal cue or the raise-hand feature instead of talking over others.
Why It Matters
Maintains flow and reduces cross-talk.
Common Mistakes
- Jumping in mid-sentence
- Starting to speak while muted and repeating
Pro Tip
Try: 'Quick point—may I add?' then wait.