Quick Reference Guide: Key Phrases for US Teams
| Phrase | When to Use It | Example |
|---|---|---|
| “Let’s align on priorities.” | When tasks conflict or scope creeps. | “I’m working on [X] and [Y]. Let’s align on priorities to meet the deadline.” |
| “What’s the trade-off here?” | When asked to compromise quality/speed. | “If we deliver by Friday, we’ll need to simplify [feature]. What’s the trade-off?” |
| “I recommend [X] to stay on track.” | Proposing solutions, not just problems. | “I recommend splitting the task into two phases to avoid delays.” |
| “Could we clarify [X]?” | When instructions are vague. | “Could we clarify the target user for this feature?” |
| “Let’s document this.” | After verbal agreements to avoid misalignment. | “Let’s document the new requirements in the project tracker.” |
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