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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
Accepting a date & time suggstion.
I'm quite torn between options on how to accept a meeting time & date suggestion.
My first idea would be "the time and date suggested is appropriate", but somehow, it feels unnatural - but then again, writing "the suggested time and date will be fine" sounds unprofessional to me.
How would you respond in a professional yet succinct manner?
My first idea would be "the time and date suggested is appropriate", but somehow, it feels unnatural - but then again, writing "the suggested time and date will be fine" sounds unprofessional to me.
How would you respond in a professional yet succinct manner?
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AnonymousHow would you respond in a professional yet succinct manner?'That is fine for me.'
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both sound robotic and unnatural.
I am a former executive and have confirmed thousands of meetings.
I would say:
"Perfect! let's confirm that", i.e. send an outlook invite.
That works for me. Please confirm.
If the time doesn't work, you can say: "I'm sorry but I am already booked. can you offer some alterative times."
real professionals appreciat
I am a former executive and have confirmed thousands of meetings.
I would say:
"Perfect! let's confirm that", i.e. send an outlook invite.
That works for me. Please confirm.
If the time doesn't work, you can say: "I'm sorry but I am already booked. can you offer some alterative times."
real professionals appreciat
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