Industries
Business and office roles
Most of your English happens in meetings: opening them, keeping them on track, disagreeing and agreeing next steps. That part you can practise today.
A dedicated pack for this field is in preparation. The meetings part of your week you can practise today, with Meetings and discussions.
Situations everyone in this field meets
Each situation is a short practice pack: the technique, the phrases, and your own answer reviewed by the AI coach.
Articles and terms for this industry
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How to answer Tell Me About Yourself in interviews
Hook interviewers with a concise two-minute present-past-future pitch.
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How to describe charts and trends in presentations
Walk stakeholders through business metrics, spikes, and plateauing curves.
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How to disagree politely in business meetings
Challenge an idea diplomatically while maintaining strong working relations.
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How to explain a blocker in a stand-up
Say what is blocked, since when and who can unblock it, in two clear sentences.
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How to give a 45-second daily stand-up update
Deliver a structured yesterday-today-blockers update without rambling.
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How to handle tough questions in a presentation
Buy time calmly, clarify assumptions, and commit to follow up with precision.
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How to interrupt politely on Zoom meetings
Jump in without sounding rude when audio delays or fast discussions overlap.
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How to open a Teams meeting professionally
Set the agenda, timebox the topics, and transition smoothly from small talk.
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How to push back on unrealistic deadlines
Say no to impossible timelines using trade-offs, scope options, and data.
Business and office roles
Practise the moments of your role
A dedicated pack for this field is in preparation. The meetings part of your week you can practise today, with Meetings and discussions.