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Your client is waiting...pero, ¿cómo pedir educadamente a un cliente en inglés que espere sin parecer maleducado?

Here are the 4 magic steps:

1) Acknowledge their urgency (Reconocer su urgencia): "Thank you for your email. I understand this is important."

2) Explain your situation briefly (Explicar su situación brevemente): "I'm currently finishing another project, but..."

3) Give a clear timeframe (Dar un plazo claro): "...I'll be able to get to your request by [time/day]."

4) Offer an alternative (Ofrecer una alternativa): "In the meantime, would you like to schedule a call to discuss this further?"

Example:

"Thank you for your email. I understand this is important. I'm currently finishing another project, but I'll be able to get to your request by tomorrow afternoon. In the meantime, would you like to schedule a call to discuss this further?"

By following these steps, you'll keep your clients happy and ensure you deliver top-notch work.

Win-win!

I hope that helps!

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Los homófonos son palabras que se pronuncian igual pero tienen distinto significado. ¿Conoces algunas así en @ingleseveryday ? En esta imagen y este enlace te dejo más
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The interview starts with: "Tell us a little about yourself."... ¿La mente en blanco?
Answer with these 3 steps:

1) Hook 'em fast (Enganchalos rápido): Briefly mention a relevant experience or skill.

2) Bridge to the job (Crea un puente hacia el trabajo): Show how it connects to the position you're applying for.

3) Highlight your strengths (Resalta tus fortalezas): Mention 1-2 key skills that benefit the company.

Example:

"I've spent the last 3 years leading social media campaigns for a tech startup. We increased brand awareness by 20%. For this role, I'm excited about using my creativity and data analysis skills to develop engaging content for your company's new product launch."

Keep it concise (Manténlo conciso) - 1-2 minutes is ideal.

This formula is similar to the STAR method:

Situation
Task
Action
Result

I hope that helps!

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¡Convence a todos con estas 5 palabras en inglés!

Do you dream of closing important deals in English...

...then you need to master the verbs to persuade!

Here are the 5 most powerful ones for you:

1) Recommend: "Based on the market research, I recommend focusing our marketing efforts on demographic X."

2) Suggest: "During the meeting, I'd like to suggest we discuss potential solutions to client feedback."

3) Propose: "I propose we revise the project timeline to accommodate the recent developments."

4) Advise: "As the team lead, I advise prioritizing these tasks to ensure on-time delivery."

5) Urge: "Given the tight deadline, I urge everyone to stay focused and communicate any roadblocks immediately."

¡Y no olvides el poder de los VERBOS MODALES!

1) Should: "We should consider offering a loyalty program to encourage repeat business."

2) Could: "This new software could significantly improve our efficiency in handling customer inquiries."

3) Can: By investing in automation, we can streamline our production process and reduce costs.

With a little practice, you'll be a master of persuasion!

I hope that helps!

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Ya conoces el término CEO.

But what about the rest? CFO, CMO...

Did you know that all of these positions are called the C-Suite?

I had no idea...until recently!

Want to know how to pronounce it?

Suite = Sweet

It's that easy.

So, let's set out the main players in the C-Suite:

CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
COO (Chief Operating Officer)
CMO (Chief Marketing Officer)
CIO (Chief Information Officer)
CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer)

Do you think that all of them?

Well, you would be wrong.

There are plenty more "chiefs":

CCO (Chief Customer Officer)
CTO (Chief Technology Officer)
CDO (Chief Data Officer)

Understanding these C-suite roles helps you communicate.

It reduces overwhelm when you are communicating in a foreign language.

We want to keep your brain calm and confident :)

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about specific C-suite roles!

I hope that helps!

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