Do you speak up/raise your hand?

Cordelia

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    At work, if you have a problem or are confused about something, do you speak up? Or, if you're in school, do you raise your hand in class when you have a question or want to make a statement?
     
    Well, not always. And when I do, I usually call out. :c Me being rowdy, I guess. I've grown a habit of asking teachers after class, though.
     
    I usually understand things the first time, but I'm not afraid to ask for additional assistance. In school I'd just call out depending on the teacher since there was no middle ground between "nice teacher who accepts all questions all the time" and "evil vile creature who I don't want helping me in the first place".
     
    No.
    I just watch other people. If I don't understand something, I just (if I remember) can google it when I get home.
     
    Nope.. I don't feel comfortable speaking up and asking questions to the lecturer; I would feel extremely out of place and self-conscious in a whole room/hall full of mostly hushed students. Even if I really don't get something, I usually just keep quiet and try to study what I don't know on my own or ask a friend rather than asking the lecturer. ><
     
    i usually try it myself first, I dont like depending too much on others for help, so I try my best to finish something on my own and only speak up and ask for help when needed.
     
    When I really want to say something important in class, I raise my hand. Sometimes I just say it out just to help someone else.
     
    Yes, I dod. But I don't raise up my hand. I will just say my questions out loud to the teacher. We do that in these areas.
     
    At work I have no problem with speaking my mind. In fact, there's a coworker who I openly curse to from time to time in front of my manager.

    At school, that doesn't really happen to me and if I have a question, I speak to the professor after class for one-on-one attention. Though if I need something immediately (like if we're doing an assignment that's due at the end of the class), then I'll ask them then.
     
    When I don't know how to do something at work, I ask. If I don't understand, I ask again. If I still don't understand, I leave it alone, because I sure as hell don't want to be the guy that had to ask a question three times :P
     
    I was one to participate in class by answering/asking questions and everything. It's the same thing at work, really.
     
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