How to write in English professionally? In the modern age, this question is more important than ever. We are all connected digitally, meaning that a lot of workplace communication happens via instant chat.
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Time and schedules in English is a necessary area to master if your job is in English. Learn how to organize (and reorganize!) meetings and appointments, and project pure professionalism when you speak English for work.
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If you want to sound fluent, friendly and flowing then you’re in the right place! Equip yourself with the best phrases to smoothly connect your work presentation in English.
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How can I talk about my job in English? Find out here! With this 4-part series, you’ll get essential vocabulary and tips to succeed in conversations in English where you discuss your profession.
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How can I talk about my job in English? This is the name of my 4-part series where I provide top tips for people who work in English. Today’s topic is an important one: describing your skills, qualifications and strengths.
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How can I talk about my job in English? If that’s your question right now, then you’re in the right place! With today’s topic, you’ll master English vocabulary to effectively describe your daily tasks at work.
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How can I talk about my job in English? How should I reply to the question “what do you do for work” in English? Find out here with 5 essentials to help you!
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It’s hard being a manager. There’s constant pressure from above to deliver results, but it’s equally important to approach your team members with sensitivity.
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Small talk in English! Love it or hate it, light conversation is a key part of conferences, seminars, workshops, training sessions, networking events, team dinners, holiday parties…basically, any work event in English with a social aspect.
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In, on, at…which one is it? Succeed in, succeed on, succeed at something? Focus in, focus on, or focus at something? How can you possibly know which preposition follows the verb!?
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