Liderazgo Efectivo en Reuniones de Trabajo
Clase 8 de 19 • Curso de Inglés de Negocios para Managers
Contenido del curso
Clase 8 de 19 • Curso de Inglés de Negocios para Managers
Contenido del curso
Luis Francisco Montero
Gabriel Obregón
Alexander Sencion Cespedes
Adriel Mora
Juan Esteban Salcedo Moreno
David Marin Rodriguez
Luis Renato Cabañas Rodríguez
MARCELA PATIÑO LOPEZ
Luis Francisco Montero
Aileen Hale
MARIA TERESA PANIAGUA RIVERA
Rocío Leon
Felipe Bernardo González Barranco
José Iván Triviño Fúnez
José Iván Triviño Fúnez
Miguel Araque
Miguel Araque
Miguel Araque
Felipe Guzmán
Yuli Estefania Chacon Torres
KATTYA ZERIMAR RAMIREZ MENDEZ
Byron Oyarzún 🇨🇱
One of the most important messages from this class to me is to be very polite, to be very sensible to not make uncomfortable to our team, listeners or pairs.
Idiomatic expressions from the role play
Let's check if you captured all the idiomatic expressions from the role play. If you missed any, add them to your personal dictionary.
Interactive Quiz
Now, let's test your understanding with a quiz!
Situation 1: Starting a Meeting
What would you say to start a meeting?
Situation 2: Getting a Meeting Going After Socializing
How do you get people's attention after some informal chatting?
Situation 3: Expressing Meeting Plans
What would you say to outline the agenda?
Situation 4: Addressing Issues with Online Meetings
How would you address background noise during an online meeting?
Situation 5: Key Players Not Showing Up
How would you address a key person missing from the meeting?
Situation 6: Ending the Meeting
How would you politely indicate that the meeting needs to end?
In the example's context Ping: comprobar la disponibilidad de
To keep someone in the loop to be on the same wavelenght Can't make head nor tail of it
on the same page
big picture
keep me in the loop
Great topic. Can you give me some more examples about idiomatic expressions. I cannot find a lot of examples. Thank teacher
Hi, Marcela. Here are more: https://www.europelanguagejobs.com/blog/17-Business-English-idioms
At my job, I would love for meetings to be more productive. 85% of the time is pure gossip. And only 15% is productive.
excuse me lets get down to business Let´s get going What do you got for us lets hold off Carlos its been doing Again lets hold off then we could jump in We can work from another angle I love all those ideas, thank you for your input
I didn't know much about these idiomatic expressions, thanks!
"I hear a lot of brackground nouse; if you're not talking, please put yourself on mute." This one even in Spanish sounds a litte rude
Sounds like a plan for me!
Let's get down to business Lets have it work from another angle. Circle back with you
Guys I know you haven't seen each other for 2 weeks but let's dive in the business.
Let's continue Go ahead I'll get back to you soon
I will dive right in What have you got for us? bumps in the road Jump in To tag-team Got some skin in Tossing out some food for thought jump the gun freebies Circle back with you
Idiomatic expressions: