von Christine Burgmer | Okt. 13, 2026 | Business Blog |
Nach 25 Jahren Englischcoaching – aus Unterricht sind Gespräche geworden Im September war ich zu Gast im Womansphere Momentum Podcast bei Noëmi Caruso. Vierzehn Minuten, und eine Frage, auf die ich keine kurze Antwort hatte. Wie sich meine Arbeit nach 25 Jahren...
von Christine Burgmer | Okt. 13, 2026 | Sparks |
I understood nothing. He was speaking English. Years ago the local open-air museum asked me to step in as an interpreter. One of theirs had fallen ill. The subject was farming, which I know nothing about, and the speaker was American. I understood almost none of it....
von Christine Burgmer | Okt. 12, 2026 | Sparks |
She looked almost disappointed The goal was never to keep you around. The measure of a good coach is the day you stop needing one. This business is built to make me replaceable. Not the most sensible career plan, I’ll admit. A client asked me last week how long...
von Christine Burgmer | Okt. 9, 2026 | Tips and Tricks, Communication Choices |
You arrive five minutes late for a meeting.You could say: “Sorry I’m late.”A straightforward apology. Perfectly appropriate. “Thank you for waiting.”Acknowledges the other person’s patience. “Sorry I’m late, and thanks...
von Christine Burgmer | Okt. 9, 2026 | Tips and Tricks, Communication Choices |
Imagine a colleague presents figures you believe are incorrect.How you respond can change the direction of the conversation. “That’s wrong.”Very direct. It may be appropriate when an error needs immediate attention. “I think there’s a...
