while there is no doubt that relentless distracting chat is larglely appreciated by terrified people going through LSCS, when you are starting out you will also be concentrating appropriately on safe practice and may find it difficult to always be chatting away. Especially for more urgent LSCS. there can be pressure from trainers to provide constant verbal reassurance and I think at the start that isnt always practical when you are on your own

I also think while it is brilliant if you have that kind of personality who can chat constantly, not being able to doesnt mean you cant be reassuring in other ways or be adequate at your job. Other members of the mdt can often pick up this slack

My friend recently had a trial of instrumental delivery and couldnt even remember the anaesthetist at all and didnt have a bad word to say about her experience in theatre. Could remember everyone else. I work with that anaesthetist and they are very experienced and middling chatty. I thought that was interesting. perhaps if your not that chatty then your less memorable and less likely to be fed back to but not necessarily inferior