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#英文精選想要盡力說服投資人、贏得投資資金，這樣也錯了嗎？The problem is that, especially for inexperienced founders who havent been through the fundraising grind, this mindset can drive some rather unhelpful in-meeting behaviors......https://meet-global.bnext.com.tw/articles/view/47358

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#英文新聞Its a small shift in mindset that can make a big difference.Its not about you pitching and them judging, but about both sides engaging in conversation to figure out if youre the right fit.https://meet-global.bnext.com.tw/articles/view/47358

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Back to our conversation on #Stereotypes.I recall one particular incident when someone was offering me an acting job in Hong Kong. The person called, conversed with me, then exclaimed— “Wait a minute. You actually speak good English. I’m impressed. It’s actually really good... for a Filipino.”Mind you, this was already after the film awards, and after many video interviews of me available online. It would have been nearly impossible for someone who did even a modicum of searching to have been incredibly surprised at my ability to articulate my thoughts in this language.With the intention to correct a misconception, I said something along the lines of— “I’m not sure how many Filipinos you converse with, but I am quite certain that many more can speak like me, if not better.”Since that time, when someone tells me, “Wow, I’m really so impressed that you speak good English,” I politely inquire on what basis their surprise is grounded.Often, it leaves people silent because, much as they mean well, they realise they made assumptions based on my being Asian and/or Filipino.Why does it matter for me to talk about this? Because many harmless comments are based on skewed social perception— if not hasty generalisations. When left unchecked, it does not take long for subjective biases to be accepted as “truths.” This is where stereotyping begins.This is happening globally, but it does not take much to create ripples in perceptions locally. So ask questions. Prod at discomfort. Engage in dialogue. And challenge stereotypes.Have a good night!

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By 創業小聚 Meet Startup

2021-07-07 21:02:33 有 3 人按讚

#英文精選
想要盡力說服投資人、贏得投資資金，這樣也錯了嗎？
"The problem is that, especially for inexperienced founders who haven't been through the fundraising grind, this mindset can drive some rather unhelpful in-meeting behaviors......"

https://meet-global.bnext.com.tw/articles/view/47358

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language with lines 在創業小聚 Meet Startup Facebook 的最佳解答

By 創業小聚 Meet Startup

2021-06-26 18:09:10 有 7 人按讚

#英文新聞

It's a small shift in mindset that can make a big difference.

It's not about you pitching and them judging, but about both sides engaging in conversation to figure out if you're the right fit.

https://meet-global.bnext.com.tw/articles/view/47358

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language with lines 在 Crisel Consunji - Artist / Educator Facebook 的最讚貼文

By Crisel Consunji - Artist / Educator

2021-05-14 21:23:49 有 72 人按讚

Back to our conversation on #Stereotypes.

I recall one particular incident when someone was offering me an acting job in Hong Kong. The person called, conversed with me, then exclaimed— “Wait a minute. You actually speak good English. I’m impressed. It’s actually really good... for a Filipino.”

Mind you, this was already after the film awards, and after many video interviews of me available online. It would have been nearly impossible for someone who did even a modicum of searching to have been incredibly surprised at my ability to articulate my thoughts in this language.

With the intention to correct a misconception, I said something along the lines of— “I’m not sure how many Filipinos you converse with, but I am quite certain that many more can speak like me, if not better.”

Since that time, when someone tells me, “Wow, I’m really so impressed that you speak good English,” I politely inquire on what basis their surprise is grounded.

Often, it leaves people silent because, much as they mean well, they realise they made assumptions based on my being Asian and/or Filipino.

Why does it matter for me to talk about this? Because many harmless comments are based on skewed social perception— if not hasty generalisations. When left unchecked, it does not take long for subjective biases to be accepted as “truths.” This is where stereotyping begins.

This is happening globally, but it does not take much to create ripples in perceptions locally.

So ask questions. Prod at discomfort. Engage in dialogue. And challenge stereotypes.

Have a good night!

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Crisel Consunji - Artist / Educator

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Practically growing up on the stage, Crisel has lived for the curtain call. In recent years, another calling has tugged at her values. As a creative arts educator, she now finds joy in using the arts to empower strong families and creative communities.