Work communication, supported
Professional phrases for meetings, messages, accommodations and friendly moments.
What it does
The workplace runs on communication: quick updates, meetings, emails and the unspoken rhythm of small talk. The Workplace Communication tool supports you across it all — with professional phrases for asking questions, declining requests, requesting accommodations and handling feedback. It helps you work confidently without spending all your energy on words.
Professional phrasing for every work situation
Accommodation-request templates that are confident and clear
Covers meetings, emails and instant messages
Small-talk scripts for the office kitchen
Helps managers understand and support you better
How to use it
- 1 Pick your work situation
Meeting, one-on-one, email, message or the break room.
- 2 Use meeting phrases
"Could you share the notes after?", "Can I add to that?", "I will follow up by email."
- 3 Request accommodations
Use the guided template: what you need, why it helps, and how it supports your work.
- 4 Handle fast conversations
When talk moves quickly, tap "Could you give me a moment to think?" or "Could you put that in writing?"
- 5 Prepare for 1:1s
Draft your points in advance and use the phrase board to keep the conversation on track.
Practical tips
- Requesting accommodations is a workplace right — the template makes it easy to do professionally.
- Use "could you put that in writing?" to slow down verbal-only instructions.
- Prepare answers for common small talk so breaks feel less draining.
FAQ
Should I tell my manager about my communication needs?
If it would help you work better, yes. The accommodation template gives you a clear, professional way to start that conversation.
Can it help with emails?
Yes — email templates and tone options cover requests, updates, apologies and professional small talk.
Is it useful in interviews?
The interview section includes phrases for buying thinking time, asking for questions in writing, and explaining your communication style.