Business English
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How to Ask Someone to Be Your Mentor
Never open with the big question: the small-ask ladder, the four-line discovery email, the workplace
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Award Nomination Email: Nominate a Peer
Evidence blocks instead of adjectives: measurable impact with dates, award-mapped behaviours and a w
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Exit Interview Email: HR Templates
The exit interview invitation that earns honesty: purpose framed as improvement, voluntary and confi
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Retirement Wishes for a Colleague: What to Write
Name the legacy, match the tone to the relationship, keep the card to three lines: the retirement me
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Counter-Offer From Your Employer: Responding
Buy a day, run the original-reasons test, then send the right email to both employers: the gracious
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Expense Reimbursement Email: How to Claim
The one-pass expense claim: itemised table, receipts named and matched, policy cited, payment route
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How to Cancel a Meeting by Email
Cancellation is not rescheduling: early notice, one apology, the re-convene line, and the three cale
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How to Ask for a Promotion by Email
A short opener that books the meeting, a one-page case attached: the promotion ask that opens the co
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Internal Transfer Request: How to Write It
Manager first, pull reasons, a transition offer: the internal transfer request that moves you withou
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Work From Home Request Email: A Guide
The pilot proposal: a specific schedule, business reasons, coverage plan, success measures and a tri