In this episode of the Business English podcast, Lindsay and Michelle discuss the importance of using hedges, specifically the phrase "correct me if I'm wrong," in professional settings to promote connection and open communication. They define the phrase, provide examples of its usage in various workplace scenarios, and explain how it can be used to soften potentially critical feedback or suggestions. They also explore alternative phrases that convey a similar sentiment and role-play a workplace conversation to demonstrate the practical application of hedging. The hosts emphasize that while hedging is valuable, it should be used judiciously to maintain confidence and avoid overuse. They also promote a listener survey, offering a chance to win a virtual meet and greet with an All Ears English host.
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