Sri Murthy
@proengtutor.bsky.social
Business English Coach for IT & Finance professionals | Actionable business communication insights shared through my newsletters 👇
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I am a business communication coach helping IT and finance professionals succeed in their careers.
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#businessenglish, #businesscommunication, #careercoaching
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January 11, 2026 at 7:46 PM
I am a business communication coach helping IT and finance professionals succeed in their careers.
Do like and follow me if my content resonates with you.
#businessenglish, #businesscommunication, #careercoaching
Do like and follow me if my content resonates with you.
#businessenglish, #businesscommunication, #careercoaching
January 10, 2026 at 12:30 PM
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Which request sounds the most polite?
A) “I need this today.”
B) “Send this now.”
C) “Could you please send this by the end of the day?”
D) “Why isn’t this done yet?”
#BusinessEnglish #ProfessionalCommunication
A) “I need this today.”
B) “Send this now.”
C) “Could you please send this by the end of the day?”
D) “Why isn’t this done yet?”
#BusinessEnglish #ProfessionalCommunication
December 15, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Which request sounds the most polite?
A) “I need this today.”
B) “Send this now.”
C) “Could you please send this by the end of the day?”
D) “Why isn’t this done yet?”
#BusinessEnglish #ProfessionalCommunication
A) “I need this today.”
B) “Send this now.”
C) “Could you please send this by the end of the day?”
D) “Why isn’t this done yet?”
#BusinessEnglish #ProfessionalCommunication
What does “variance” mean in finance?
A) Final profit
B) Difference between expected and actual results
C) Total revenue
D) Market share
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) Final profit
B) Difference between expected and actual results
C) Total revenue
D) Market share
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
December 12, 2025 at 12:30 PM
What does “variance” mean in finance?
A) Final profit
B) Difference between expected and actual results
C) Total revenue
D) Market share
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) Final profit
B) Difference between expected and actual results
C) Total revenue
D) Market share
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
Which sentence explains a bug clearly?
A) “It doesn’t work.”
B) “Something is wrong.”
C) “The login page displays an error when users enter valid credentials.”
D) “It’s broken.”
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) “It doesn’t work.”
B) “Something is wrong.”
C) “The login page displays an error when users enter valid credentials.”
D) “It’s broken.”
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
December 10, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Which sentence explains a bug clearly?
A) “It doesn’t work.”
B) “Something is wrong.”
C) “The login page displays an error when users enter valid credentials.”
D) “It’s broken.”
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) “It doesn’t work.”
B) “Something is wrong.”
C) “The login page displays an error when users enter valid credentials.”
D) “It’s broken.”
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
What’s the best way to disagree professionally?
A) “You’re wrong.”
B) “I don’t think that’s correct.”
C) “I see your point. Here’s another perspective…”
D) “No, that won’t work
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) “You’re wrong.”
B) “I don’t think that’s correct.”
C) “I see your point. Here’s another perspective…”
D) “No, that won’t work
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
December 9, 2025 at 12:30 PM
What’s the best way to disagree professionally?
A) “You’re wrong.”
B) “I don’t think that’s correct.”
C) “I see your point. Here’s another perspective…”
D) “No, that won’t work
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
A) “You’re wrong.”
B) “I don’t think that’s correct.”
C) “I see your point. Here’s another perspective…”
D) “No, that won’t work
#businessenglish #professionalcommunication
Have you ever wondered what the metaphor "canary in the coal mine" means?
Check out my new post where I get into the details of this catchy but purposeful expression
substack.com/@srimurthy/n...
#businessEnglish#Storytelling#figurativespeech#metaphors
Check out my new post where I get into the details of this catchy but purposeful expression
substack.com/@srimurthy/n...
#businessEnglish#Storytelling#figurativespeech#metaphors
Sri Murthy (@srimurthy)
Have you ever wondered what the metaphor "canary in the coal mine" means?
Check out my new post where I get into the details of this catchy but purposeful expression.
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December 8, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Have you ever wondered what the metaphor "canary in the coal mine" means?
Check out my new post where I get into the details of this catchy but purposeful expression
substack.com/@srimurthy/n...
#businessEnglish#Storytelling#figurativespeech#metaphors
Check out my new post where I get into the details of this catchy but purposeful expression
substack.com/@srimurthy/n...
#businessEnglish#Storytelling#figurativespeech#metaphors
"What to check before sending your email:
> Spelling and grammar (use a tool like Grammarly).
> Correct recipient list (avoid accidental CC/BCC).
> Attached files if mentioned ('Please find the report attached')."
#businessenglish, #email
> Spelling and grammar (use a tool like Grammarly).
> Correct recipient list (avoid accidental CC/BCC).
> Attached files if mentioned ('Please find the report attached')."
#businessenglish, #email
October 25, 2025 at 12:30 PM
"What to check before sending your email:
> Spelling and grammar (use a tool like Grammarly).
> Correct recipient list (avoid accidental CC/BCC).
> Attached files if mentioned ('Please find the report attached')."
#businessenglish, #email
> Spelling and grammar (use a tool like Grammarly).
> Correct recipient list (avoid accidental CC/BCC).
> Attached files if mentioned ('Please find the report attached')."
#businessenglish, #email
"How to organize a long email:
> Use headings for sections: 'Background,' 'Action Plan,' 'Next Steps.'
> Break up text with bullet points or numbers.
> Summarize key points at the end."
#businessenglish, #Emailwriting,
> Use headings for sections: 'Background,' 'Action Plan,' 'Next Steps.'
> Break up text with bullet points or numbers.
> Summarize key points at the end."
#businessenglish, #Emailwriting,
October 24, 2025 at 12:31 PM
"How to organize a long email:
> Use headings for sections: 'Background,' 'Action Plan,' 'Next Steps.'
> Break up text with bullet points or numbers.
> Summarize key points at the end."
#businessenglish, #Emailwriting,
> Use headings for sections: 'Background,' 'Action Plan,' 'Next Steps.'
> Break up text with bullet points or numbers.
> Summarize key points at the end."
#businessenglish, #Emailwriting,
"3 ways to make your email tone less abrupt:
> Use 'Could you please...' instead of 'Send this.'
> Add 'Thanks for your help' after requests.
> Replace 'ASAP' with 'at your earliest convenience.'"
#BusinessEnglish, #ProfessionalTone
> Use 'Could you please...' instead of 'Send this.'
> Add 'Thanks for your help' after requests.
> Replace 'ASAP' with 'at your earliest convenience.'"
#BusinessEnglish, #ProfessionalTone
October 23, 2025 at 12:30 PM
"3 ways to make your email tone less abrupt:
> Use 'Could you please...' instead of 'Send this.'
> Add 'Thanks for your help' after requests.
> Replace 'ASAP' with 'at your earliest convenience.'"
#BusinessEnglish, #ProfessionalTone
> Use 'Could you please...' instead of 'Send this.'
> Add 'Thanks for your help' after requests.
> Replace 'ASAP' with 'at your earliest convenience.'"
#BusinessEnglish, #ProfessionalTone
"How to write a quick and clear email in a crisis:
> State the problem briefly: 'The system is down due to X.'
> Share what’s being done: 'The team is working on a fix.'
> Provide next steps: 'I’ll update you in 30 minutes.'"
#businessenglish #crisis #emails
> State the problem briefly: 'The system is down due to X.'
> Share what’s being done: 'The team is working on a fix.'
> Provide next steps: 'I’ll update you in 30 minutes.'"
#businessenglish #crisis #emails
October 22, 2025 at 12:30 PM
"How to write a quick and clear email in a crisis:
> State the problem briefly: 'The system is down due to X.'
> Share what’s being done: 'The team is working on a fix.'
> Provide next steps: 'I’ll update you in 30 minutes.'"
#businessenglish #crisis #emails
> State the problem briefly: 'The system is down due to X.'
> Share what’s being done: 'The team is working on a fix.'
> Provide next steps: 'I’ll update you in 30 minutes.'"
#businessenglish #crisis #emails
3 common mistakes in IT emails (and how to fix them):
> Avoid jargon: Replace 'scalable infrastructure' with 'a system that can grow with demand.'
> Don’t assume knowledge: Provide brief explanations.
> Use a clear structure: Header, body, action items."
#ITemailswriting, #businessenglish
> Avoid jargon: Replace 'scalable infrastructure' with 'a system that can grow with demand.'
> Don’t assume knowledge: Provide brief explanations.
> Use a clear structure: Header, body, action items."
#ITemailswriting, #businessenglish
October 20, 2025 at 12:30 PM
3 common mistakes in IT emails (and how to fix them):
> Avoid jargon: Replace 'scalable infrastructure' with 'a system that can grow with demand.'
> Don’t assume knowledge: Provide brief explanations.
> Use a clear structure: Header, body, action items."
#ITemailswriting, #businessenglish
> Avoid jargon: Replace 'scalable infrastructure' with 'a system that can grow with demand.'
> Don’t assume knowledge: Provide brief explanations.
> Use a clear structure: Header, body, action items."
#ITemailswriting, #businessenglish
"How to ensure your email is action-oriented:
> Use bullet points to outline tasks.
> Specify deadlines: 'Please complete this by Friday.'
> End with a call to action: 'Let me know if you have any questions.'"
#professionalemails, #Emailtips, #businessenglish
> Use bullet points to outline tasks.
> Specify deadlines: 'Please complete this by Friday.'
> End with a call to action: 'Let me know if you have any questions.'"
#professionalemails, #Emailtips, #businessenglish
October 17, 2025 at 12:31 PM
"How to ensure your email is action-oriented:
> Use bullet points to outline tasks.
> Specify deadlines: 'Please complete this by Friday.'
> End with a call to action: 'Let me know if you have any questions.'"
#professionalemails, #Emailtips, #businessenglish
> Use bullet points to outline tasks.
> Specify deadlines: 'Please complete this by Friday.'
> End with a call to action: 'Let me know if you have any questions.'"
#professionalemails, #Emailtips, #businessenglish
"How to make your email subject lines more effective:
> Be specific: 'Meeting Update: Jan 10, 3 PM.'
> Avoid all caps.
> Include a verb to suggest action: 'Review Required: System Design Proposal.'"
#professionalemailwriting, #subjectline, #emailtips
> Be specific: 'Meeting Update: Jan 10, 3 PM.'
> Avoid all caps.
> Include a verb to suggest action: 'Review Required: System Design Proposal.'"
#professionalemailwriting, #subjectline, #emailtips
October 16, 2025 at 12:30 PM
"How to make your email subject lines more effective:
> Be specific: 'Meeting Update: Jan 10, 3 PM.'
> Avoid all caps.
> Include a verb to suggest action: 'Review Required: System Design Proposal.'"
#professionalemailwriting, #subjectline, #emailtips
> Be specific: 'Meeting Update: Jan 10, 3 PM.'
> Avoid all caps.
> Include a verb to suggest action: 'Review Required: System Design Proposal.'"
#professionalemailwriting, #subjectline, #emailtips
"3 steps to start a professional email:
> Begin with a polite greeting: 'Hi [Name],'
> Set the context: 'I’m reaching out regarding...'
> State your purpose clearly: 'I’d like to discuss...'"
#professionalEmails, #introduction, #businessenglishtips
> Begin with a polite greeting: 'Hi [Name],'
> Set the context: 'I’m reaching out regarding...'
> State your purpose clearly: 'I’d like to discuss...'"
#professionalEmails, #introduction, #businessenglishtips
October 15, 2025 at 12:30 PM
"3 steps to start a professional email:
> Begin with a polite greeting: 'Hi [Name],'
> Set the context: 'I’m reaching out regarding...'
> State your purpose clearly: 'I’d like to discuss...'"
#professionalEmails, #introduction, #businessenglishtips
> Begin with a polite greeting: 'Hi [Name],'
> Set the context: 'I’m reaching out regarding...'
> State your purpose clearly: 'I’d like to discuss...'"
#professionalEmails, #introduction, #businessenglishtips