February 2026
Beginner to intermediate
288 pages
5h 42m
English
If you’ve ever addressed a group as a manager, trainer or coach, you may have encountered disruptors at one point. These people show their disinterest in the meeting, for instance through nonverbal cues like sceptical looks and eye rolls or verbally by questioning your actions or explanations. They might show disruptive behaviours like whispering to someone nearby or making side comments during your talk. You could see small groups of two or three whispering, laughing or even speaking loudly, drawing attention away and interrupting your presentation.
It’s not easy to be in front of a group; when you encounter certain behaviours you might feel distracted, annoyed ...
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