Business English from All Ears English BE 511: Can You Say Bye to Your Boss?
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Jan 1, 2026 Navigating the end of meetings with your boss? The hosts tackle this common dilemma, offering strategies for a smooth exit. They recommend following your boss's lead to signal the meeting's conclusion. Discover practical phrases to close professionally, and learn how to respond to 'Anything else?' with clarity and positivity. Two engaging role-plays illustrate confident closers, ensuring you leave a great impression. Tune in for actionable tips that emphasize the importance of tone and professionalism in business interactions!
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Follow Your Boss's Lead
- Follow your boss's lead at the end of one-to-one meetings to avoid awkwardness and show respect for hierarchy.
- Stay quiet and echo their closing cue so they can officially end the meeting.
Doctor's Appointment Awkward Pause
- Lindsay recounts a recent awkward doctor's appointment where long pauses created nervousness.
- She uses this to show some people end conversations awkwardly due to personality, not culture.
Always Thank And Add A Positive Close
- Use a clear thank-you phrase like "Thank you so much" or "Thank you for your time today" when the meeting ends.
- Add a positive closing such as "Have a great rest of your day" to sound professional and upbeat.