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There are a lot of terminologies in the workplace. To fresh graduates, you may not understand these terms. Therefore, we have prepared 7 useful words for the workplace, so that you can understand and talk to your co-workers!

Have you experienced a situation that when your colleague is sick, and you want to express your worries and concern, yet you can only remember the phrase ‘get well soon’? Let’s take a look at other useful expressions!

The COVID-19 pandemic has been lasting for more than one year, and there is a serious economic impact on the global markets. We hope that the epidemic would pass, and the economy could be recovered very soon. Today, let’s talk about some words that describe ‘recover’!

When working, you may occasionally experience situations such as canceling a meet, or face-to-face activities are postponed or canceled under the epidemic. Today, we would tell you how to explain to the customers or colleagues that something is canceled or ceased.   1. Scrap   We are going to Australia on business, but have to [...]

Making phone calls is a very important skill for people at work. Unlike talking in-person, your conversation depends on your tone and the way that you speak. You are unable to read others’ feelings or attitudes through their facial expressions when talking on the phone.

Here comes the second episode in this series! Are there any verbs, we have taught so far, suitable for your CV? No matter what task or accomplishment you’re trying to show off, we’ve got just the action verbs for you. Check out the list below and get ready to make your resume a lot more exciting.

Are you preparing your CV? Frankly, the same tired old words hiring managers have heard over and over, such as “do”, “make”, etc. They’ve lost a lot of their meaning and don’t do much to show off your accomplishments. If you want to update your resume, switch up a few of those common words and phrases with strong, compelling action verbs that will catch hiring managers’ eyes.

You may encounter a presentation or speech no matter at school or at work. If you do it well, it leaves a positive impression to your boss and colleagues. These are some go-to sentence patterns and phrases used by many good public speakers.

Do you find having English conversation with foreign clients and colleagues quite demanding? You can make yourself sound more professional by simply changing some verbs. So, it’s time to stop using “give”, “buy”, “ask” and etc. These following verbs will help you sound more professional in your workplace.

As a fresh graduate who just started working, have you ever struggled with guessing the meaning of those shortened forms of phrases in emails? In workplace English, we use abbreviations to shorten common sentences to save time. This post will show you some of the most commonly used abbreviations in a business emails.