9 sentences that should be picked up from seniors who have passed the anchor of the office before.
There are some sentences that sound "polite."
But it actually makes us look unnecessarily unconvinced.
Especially in the workplace, where the weight of speech sometimes affects how others view our credibility as much as the content we speak.
Such as
❌ "That was my idea."
✅ "Thank you for helping reiterate my point."
❌ "I don't know."
✅ "I'll go back to the Czechs and confirm inside..."
❌ "I feel like we might..."
✅ "I suggest that we..."
❌ "You're wrong."
✅ "From my point of view..."
The difference is not to "speak pretty."
It's about "communicating professionally without devaluing yourself."
And another thing that many good workers miss is
We often apologize too soon.
Get more jobs too soon.
Or in a recessive way, when we actually have information, reason and the right to set boundaries.
The Counselor wants you to remember
"Confidence at work doesn't mean being strong or strong."
But it is clear
Be polite.
And not make yourself look smaller to make others comfortable.
Save this post before meeting.
Before the presenter.
Before talking to the boss,
Or before answering an email that requires you to sit and think for more than 10 minutes.
And notice that
What sentences do you use so often that you accidentally lose weight in your own words?
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