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So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
So saying, "I don't know," in the workplace, especially to a customer, sounds really unprofessional in English.
Use them instead of saying, "Um," which can sound unprofessional.
which can sound unprofessional.
It's unprofessional as well.
It's unprofessional as well.
It was unprofessional, and...
It was unprofessional, and.
It's unprofessional.
It's unprofessional.
Have you ever seen me do anything that you thought was unprofessional?
Have you ever seen me do anything that you thought was unprofessional?
You know, I normally don't like to make videos that are this unprofessional with dough that's too warm to roll out properly,
You know, I normally don't like to make videos that are this unprofessional with dough that's too warm to roll out properly,
I understand that it looks unprofessional if an employee is sitting down all the time,
I understand that it looks unprofessional if an employee is sitting down all the time,
want to send. It’s not unprofessional to be energized.
It's not unprofessional to be energized.
Some people will perceive it in a more negative way as being maybe lazy or unprofessional or unsure of yourself.
Some people will perceive it in a more negative way as being maybe lazy or unprofessional or unsure of yourself.