For adults · Work
At work
The 2pm meeting has moved to 3:30, in a different room, with a new agenda. Your manager mentioned it in passing.
They mention: "Oh, the two o'clock is now half three, in room four, and we are doing budget first."
What could you check?
Three things you could say. None of them is the one right answer; each note says why it fits the moment, or why it may not.
So: 3:30, room 4, and we are covering the budget first. Is that right?
A strong fit
Repeating the three changed facts back lets them correct any of them.
Could you send the new details in the calendar invite?
Also works here
A written record. It works; you may still want to confirm the time now.
Okay, see you then.
Worth a second look
You can say this. It does not check anything, and the room is different.
What people here usually expect
- Repeating a changed plan back is normal and usually appreciated.
- Asking for the change in writing is a common request.
- You can ask what stays the same as well as what changed.
Your words
Write one sentence that repeats back a changed plan. They can correct you.
In the app you write one line here and it lands in your lines. Nothing is graded.
The move this moment practises: Check the new plan.
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