That one employee at games night
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You have probably worked next to them for months. Polite, punctual, never causes trouble. Speaks when spoken to and not a word more. The kind of colleague that HR loves and group chats forget to add.
And then someone sets up a game.
Within five minutes they are explaining the rules to people who have been playing longer than them. Within ten they are three moves ahead of everyone at the table. Within twenty they have somehow become the most important person in the room and nobody is entirely sure when that happened.
Here is the thing about quiet people at game night. They have been paying attention the whole time. In meetings, in hallways, in every situation where they chose not to speak.
That same brain that was silently observing everything is now fully activated and it turns out it was running calculations the whole time.
Research backs this up too. Introverts process everything before they act. In a workplace that reads as disengaged. In a game it looks like strategy.
Games do not change people. They just finally give certain people the right room.
And the moment that happens you stop seeing a quiet colleague and start seeing exactly who you actually hired.
That is what real employee engagement looks like.
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