Скачать или смотреть My Coworker Took My Seat in a Client Pitch — That’s When I Stopped Being Invisible

Rebecca Moore, a calm and highly capable strategist, has built her career on reliability and quiet excellence. But over time, her consistency makes her invisible. Her ideas are presented by others, her authority is assumed optional, and her presence becomes structural rather than recognized.

The turning point begins when a coworker takes her seat during a client pitch and speaks over her work—an act subtle enough to dismiss, yet sharp enough to awaken her awareness.

Instead of confronting anyone, Rebecca shifts internally. She stops over-functioning, stops compensating for systemic gaps, and allows the organization to feel the absence of her invisible labor.

As projects slow and clients seek her continuity, leadership begins to recognize the structural dependency they never named.

Her transformation isn’t loud—it’s aligned. And once she stops shrinking, the system has no choice but to recalibrate around her true value.
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