It’s situational though breh. Some people really could use work on their speech if they want to improve their communication. I took speech classes and it definitely helped me improve my relationships in general. My issue was the pacing of how I spoke.That's a great career advice for brehs out there. Be the best professional version of yourself. That extreme code switching with how you talk will not get you any cool points or move you up the ladder faster. I learn this about year 3 of my career. I tried to change how I talked and dressed at work. One day I stared at myself in the office restroom mirror for about 15 minutes saying to myself, bro this not you dawg. I immediately started dressing what made me feel comfortable but fly. I typically speak in a more proper southern English style. I grew my beard. There were some black coworkers that were timid to be themselves around their white counterparts. Put like this, I began to flourish. I lapped them dudes severely careerwise. I'm now 16 years deep in my field and happy.
And Katt was shytting on country dialect meanwhile Shannon sound country as fukk, that part was awkward
I mean.....city folk in the south was the main ones giving they country brehs beef over how they talk more than anybody....
Y’all say this shyt and it sounds cool and all, but a lot of people DO need to lose their identity in order to improve themselves. Like I said, it’s situational.
