What does it mean? ;)
Are there any companies which still not want to hire women in their mid to late 20s for high-level positions because they’re worried they’ll be leaving one day to have children?
Are there any companies which still not want to hire women in their mid to late 20s for high-level positions because they’re worried they’ll be leaving one day to have children?
Why not test your English or your Business English? Follow the links and see how it goes.
Okay, most people know this now, but I just wanted to remind you, just in case. The English word for ‘Handy’ is ‘mobile phone’ or ‘cell phone’. Mind you, a lot of English native speakers who have been living here in Germany for some time forget this! 😉
The English word ‘handy’ means ‘useful’ and ‘practical’ and has nothing to do with a phone!
If you want to learn more false friends, you might like to look at my long list here.
Today I would like to share an article written by the marketing expert Seth Godin with you. He writes that the complaining customer doesn’t want a refund but would rather get an apology and a little bit of understanding. I think he makes a wonderful point, don’t you?
I remember not being able to board a plane because it was overbooked. I was given a voucher and later got some money back. However, I was still unhappy as there was no understanding and I felt totally disrespected. Has anything similar happened to you?
So go and read Seth’s short article here.
I’m sure that you need to congratulate people now and again either face to face or in writing. So how do you do it? Well, the easiest way to congratulate someone is to go up to them and shake their hands and say, “Congratulations” or write a nice little congratulations note. 😉
Here are some phrases you might like to use: