I definitely want to get better at public speaking, and practical experience in a comfortable environment seems like the easiest way to reach that goal.
Anyone been to toast masters? Seems like it's for legit autists kind of but also seems pretty neat
Like anything, if the group isn't shit, it will help a lot. If the group is shit, you'll have to figure it out for yourself and just better yourself. Def worth a try if you ever plan on moving into a management role.
Recommended. Even if you only go a couple of times and it turns out it's not for you, you're not out much money and you'll meet new people.
Good way to meet career minded chicks?
>>1296593
I only hear good things about them.
Do they accept autists and social anxiety sufferers, or is it mostly middle class career climbers?
>>1298340
They accept everyone but you need to put an honest effort and not be a fucking idiot
