Correct?
Would you also mind checking my longer version conversation please?
Me: How are you, Sir?
Boss: I am doing great. What about yourself?
Me: I am doing awesome. Thank you. Sir, I heard you are going to New York soon. When would you be leaving for New York?
Boss: That's correct. I will probably leave next week.
Is this conversation correct?
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It's a little too informal for a conversation between a boss and someone who works for them. From that conversation, I would assume they are good friends outside of work. But then, "sir" would not be used to address the boss.
- It's a little too informal for a conversation between a boss and someone who works for them.
- From that conversation, I would assume they are good friends outside of work.
- But then, "sir" would not be used to address the boss.
- So the conversation is improbable in tone.
- When will you be leaving for New York?
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It's a little too informal for a conversation between a boss and someone who works for them. From that conversation, I would assume they are good friends outside of work. But then, "sir" would not be used to address the boss. So the conversation is improbable in tone.
When will you be leaving for New York?
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