Want to sound more assertive? Ditch this 2-word phrase, says trial lawyer and communication expert
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最新报道：Trial lawyer Camille Vasquez, known for representing Johnny Depp, advises professionals to avoid saying "I'm sorry" in workplace communications to project confidence. Speaking at a legal conference, Vasquez explained that over-apologizing undermines authority and suggests unnecessary culpability. She recommends replacing reflexive apologies with phrases like "Thank you for your patience" or "Let me clarify." The attorney noted this approach helped her during high-profile cases, where assertive communication was crucial. Vasquez's tips come as workplace communication styles face increased scrutiny, with many professionals reassessing language patterns that may unintentionally diminish their perceived competence.
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