
Business English from All Ears English BE 476: Mastering Business English? Way to Go!
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Oct 12, 2025 Explore the art of congratulating colleagues in a casual workplace setting. Discover the meaning and usage of phrases like 'way to go' and alternatives such as 'nice going' or 'good job.' Learn how to deliver stronger praise with expressions like 'you killed it' and why outdated phrases, like 'kudos,' should be replaced. Engage in a role play that models team recognition and understand how acknowledging wins can boost morale and build connections among coworkers.
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High-Altitude 5K Experience
- Aubrey ran a 5K at 10,000 feet in Buena Vista, Colorado and found it much harder than at sea level.
- She noted running at sea level later felt much easier after training or living at altitude.
Use "Way To Go" For Big Wins
- Use "way to go" to express strong congratulations or approval for significant accomplishments.
- Reserve it for bigger wins to show genuine enthusiasm and recognition.
Responses Build Trust Or Distance
- How you respond to a coworker's success signals whether you build trust or breed envy in the relationship.
- Genuine supportive responses create connection and make colleagues feel safe sharing wins.
