Various English abbreviations in the workplace

1. For reference only: Let me show you/for your reference.

Generally, when forwarding mail/sending materials, if there is no other content, it is impolite to leave blank, just write FYI directly. For example: FIY, this is the employment report of the 20 16 students of our Donghua University.

2. As soon as possible: as soon as possible.

For example, I need this PPT in Huali class tomorrow. Come on, the sooner the better.

3. CC: CC

When you send an email, you want the other person to know, so that you can copy it to them. For example, don't forget to show the cc to the boss's assistant when you send an email to the boss.

4. Bcc-Bcc

When sending a mass email, the recipients don't know each other. To protect the privacy of the recipients, you can fill in your own recipients in the address bar, and then fill in all recipients in the BCC. In addition, please use it with caution.

5.br- Best reward: as the final message of the email.

This word is usually used at the end of an email, meaning "sincere greetings". Out of politeness, it is usually added to letters in the workplace. For example, these are the outstanding students in this selection. BR. (written at the top of another line)

Brainstorming: brainstorming

This is a meeting where people sit together and discuss their ideas. For example, let's have a meeting this afternoon to discuss the creativity of Shanghai University's marketing plan.

7. Annual leave: annual leave

A fixed number of paid holidays that can be applied for each year. PS: (automatically answering email) I'm in AL. If you have any questions, please contact my assistant.

8.KPI- Key Performance Indicators: Key Performance Indicators

Simply put, it is a work indicator. Usually, it is put forward to employees or suppliers in advance, and then it is taken as the consideration standard of actual work effect. For example, the KPI of the department reached the expected 200% this month.