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Business English podcast for professionals and ambitious learners (B2-C1). Real workplace scenarios, professional phrases, and the cultural context behind them. For people who mean business. Watch on YouTube — The English Edge | Professional English for People Who Mean Business: https://www.youtube.com/@TheEnglishEdge-s3f
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The follow-up email after a meeting is one of the most high-leverage professional communication tools — and one that most people do poorly or not at all. A well-written follow-up clarifies decisions, assigns accountabili
Difficult conversations at work are unavoidable — addressing poor performance, managing conflict between colleagues, confronting unprofessional behavior, delivering unwelcome news, or discussing personal issues affecting
A well-written meeting agenda is one of the highest-leverage professional communication tools — it sets expectations, respects people's time, and determines whether a meeting succeeds or drifts. For non-native speakers,
Corporate buzzwords are everywhere in American business English — and they carry hidden meanings, cultural context, and occasionally, none at all. Learners who don't understand them miss the point of entire meetings; lea
Running a meeting in English — especially with native speakers or senior colleagues — requires a specific toolkit. You need to open confidently, manage participation, handle tangents, move items forward, deal with confli
Giving feedback is one of the most nuanced professional English skills. Done wrong, it damages relationships and morale. Done right, it builds trust and elevates teams. This episode covers the complete language toolkit:
Performance reviews are high-stakes professional conversations. You have to advocate for yourself without sounding arrogant, acknowledge areas for growth without sounding weak, and navigate feedback professionally. For n
Networking events are high-stakes social situations where first impressions matter enormously. For non-native speakers, the challenge is triple: manage your English, manage the social anxiety, and make a genuine connecti
Difficult clients are inevitable in any professional career. The way you respond — your language, tone, and structure — determines whether the situation escalates or resolves. This episode teaches professionals the exact
Asking for a raise is one of the highest-stakes professional conversations a non-native English speaker will have. The language needs to be confident without being aggressive, prepared without being rehearsed-sounding, a
A LinkedIn profile in strong professional English is one of the highest-ROI moves a non-native English speaker can make for their career. The About section (summary) is the most important — it's the first thing recruiter
Online meetings — whether on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or any platform — have become the default work format globally. But for non-native English speakers, video calls are harder than in-person meetings: you ca
Saying no is one of the most necessary — and most avoided — skills in professional life. For non-native English speakers, the challenge is doubled: not only does saying no feel socially risky, but they often lack the exa
Small talk is one of the most underrated professional skills. Many non-native English speakers dread the silence before a meeting starts, the elevator ride with a colleague, or the first 5 minutes of a client call. They
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