Here's what to say, and what not to say, to be a more successful employee or manager, according to speech experts, leadership coaches, and psychologists.
To be a better manager or employee, there are some phrases you should use more at work, and some you shouldn't say at all.
Workplace relationships can be tricky to build — you want to look competent, form connections, and also not overstep boundaries.
Say: "Thank you."
"And I parsed it and I thought, 'What a gorgeously chilly way of saying: Your problems don't matter to me.'"
Persons:
Jim Edwards, Edwards, John McWhorter, Bill Gates, McWhorter, Cortney Warren, it's, Warren
Organizations:
Columbia University, CNBC