Dialogue: when a coworker pressures you to “just open it”
Use independent verification language even when a coworker wants speed over caution.
Sam S Operations coworker Real friction A teammate is pushing for speed because the work itself is urgent. That social pressure is often what converts “I should verify” into “I will just do it.” 1 teammate adding pressure to move fast 1 attachment that could launch the incident 1 phrase can redirect the workflow Process language over suspicion language The FTC principle is to contact the company using a trusted number or site, not the details in the message. In conversation, say the process, not the fear. Calm process statements preserve trust while still blocking the lure. Pressure lands Turn…
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