💬 Roleplay: Your teammate never replies to group messages. Talk to them about it. Use: Hey, cooperative, communicate
"Hey, we need to be more cooperative and communicate better as a team."
📞 Roleplay: A client is waiting for information you don’t have yet. How do you respond? Use: I’m afraid, patient, check
"I’m afraid I don’t have it yet, but please be patient — I’ll check and update you soon."
👔 Roleplay: You arrive late to a meeting. Apologise and explain briefly. Use: Sorry, unexpected, happen
"Sorry I’m late — something unexpected happened on my way here."
💻 Roleplay: You disagree with your manager’s idea during a meeting. Be polite but honest. Use: With respect, valid, suggest
"With respect, I see your point, but I’d suggest a slightly different approach."
🗣️ Roleplay: You’re giving feedback to a coworker who interrupts others. Use: Honestly, respectful, mention
"Honestly, I think you’re great at sharing ideas, but be respectful and let others finish first."
💻 Your coworker joins a video call from bed. Is that unprofessional? Use: In my view, inappropriate, respect
"In my view, it’s inappropriate — it shows a lack of respect for others."
🗣️ A colleague talks too much during meetings. What can you do? Use: Maybe, diplomatic, suggest
"Maybe I’d be diplomatic and suggest we keep comments brief."
🧠 Is it professional to admit mistakes at work? Use: Definitely, responsible, learn
"Definitely — it’s responsible and helps you learn from experience."
👕 Do you think wearing casual clothes can still be professional? Use: Nowadays, acceptable, depend
"Nowadays, it’s acceptable — it really depends on the company culture."
💬 Roleplay: a client complains angrily about a mistake. What do you say? Use: Of course, calm, apologise
💬 Roleplay: a client complains angrily about a mistake. What do you say? Use: Of course, calm, apologise
🤧 Your coworker comes to work sick. How do you react? Use: Honestly, inconsiderate, suggest
Honestly, it’s inconsiderate — I’d suggest they go home to rest."
🧍♀️ You have to give your friend negative feedback. What’s the best way? Use: I think, kind, focus
"I think I’d be kind and focus on solutions, not the problem."
