Email & Comms Jargon · Intern level

"Let me know your thoughts"

"Let me know your thoughts" is a request for feedback or reaction, often used to invite input on a decision or document that has already been largely made.

Say this instead: what do you think?

How "Let me know your thoughts" shows up at work

Appears at the bottom of emails where a decision has effectively already been made, giving the reader the sensation of being consulted. The sender wants either a rubber stamp or someone else to share responsibility.

Buzzword

Here's the revised proposal, let me know your thoughts.

Plain English

Here's the revised proposal. What do you think?

Corporate Rank: Intern · Category: Email & Comms Jargon

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