Want to feel more confident with your business English? Lindsay and Michelle show you real, business English vocabulary for the global economy in this podcast from All Ears English. Learn spoken English for business with native speakers. Get advanced skills for English meetings, presentations, small talk and socializing at work, job interviews, telephone English and more. Write more clear and concise business emails in English to sound professional. Be respected when you speak to colleagues, bosses, partners, suppliers, and stakeholders. Increase your self-esteem at work to participate, facilitate, persuade, and respond quickly in English. Learn formal, informal, and semi-formal English for different workplace situations Increase your salary and get a promotion. This podcast is perfect for you if you are at the mid-career or middle management stage, early career, senior-level or C-suite, entrepreneur, self-employed freelancer, or a small business owner. The English level for this podcast is intermediate to advanced English CEFR B1 Intermediate English, CEFR B2 Upper-Intermediate English, CEFR C1 Advanced English, CEFR C2 Proficiency English This podcast is great for software engineers, senior executives, MBA students, marketing managers, doctors, lawyers, accountants, project managers, HR professionals, customer service professionals, IT, financial planners, import/export businesses, biotech professionals, sales reps, and any career that involves international business or using English. With every episode, we show you how to organize and deliver your message clearly. You’ll be able to understand phone calls and conference calls by improving your listening skills. Use the right English grammar and the right English tenses in every situation. We also cover: Assigning tasks to the team, global leadership and management, English pronunciation and accent, American culture and business, cross-cultural communication skills for business, negotiation idioms, vocabulary, slang, and business proverbs and sayings. Learn how to tell stories that convince people to take action in business. Speak with customers and resolve client issues. Be polite with the right English vocabulary when you speak with your colleagues. This podcast is a collection of episodes that were originally published on All Ears English Podcast and new Business English episodes.
This podcast episode delves into strategies for effectively requesting resume proofreading without imposing undue burden. It emphasizes using noncommittal language, customizing requests to the recipient's expertise, and seeking feedback from trusted individuals who value your professional opinion. The episode also unde...
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This podcast episode emphasizes the significance of positive body language and idioms in the workplace. "Keeping your chin up" represents maintaining a positive attitude, while "shouldering responsibility" indicates taking on significant tasks. The speakers highlight that these qualities are essential for success and e...
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This podcast episode disentangles the nuances of using "sounds like," "seems like," and "looks like" in English, both in informal conversations and professional contexts. It highlights the subtle differences between these terms based on the type of impression they convey, whether visual, aural, or logical. The episode ...
This podcast episode explores the differences between the phrasal verbs "drop in," "drop by," and "drop in on." "Drop by" typically refers to brief, unplanned visits to an office, while "drop in" is employed for longer, planned visits at someone's home. "Drop in on" is more appropriate for spontaneous visits, especiall...
This episode delves into various communication styles and etiquette, focusing on the use of ellipses, the importance of fully engaging in conversations (verbal and written), and professional email practices. The hosts discuss the impact of communication styles and share tips to avoid common email pitfalls. They also hi...
This podcast episode delves into the significance of acknowledging limitations and seeking assistance in both personal and professional settings. It underscores the importance of overcoming discomfort and communicating inability respectfully and effectively. The hosts provide practical strategies for asking for help, s...
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This podcast episode delves into the realm of effectively navigating uncomfortable conversations in the workplace, empowering listeners with strategies to address sensitive topics with compassion and clarity. Recognizing the challenges associated with discussing discomfort, the hosts provide practical steps to approach...
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