Stop Saying "I DON'T KNOW" in Meetings! Speak Like a Professional CEO | Business English

Have you ever been in a surprise meeting and suddenly, the "Big Boss" asks you a question you don't have the answer to? Do you feel embarrassed or frozen like a statue?
In this episode of Easy Business English, Sophia and Liam reveal the "Magic Phrases" that will save your reputation and make you look like a high-level professional, even when you have NO IDEA!
In this 15-minute masterclass, you will learn:
The "Fingertips" Strategy: How to handle data questions when the numbers aren't ready.
Off the Top of My Head: The safe way to share information based on memory without losing trust.
The Zoom Nightmare: Professional ways to handle internet lag and missed questions.
The Expertise Shift: How to "pass the ball" to the right team without looking lazy.
Dealing with "The Office Vampire": How to deflect aggressive or "trap" questions from colleagues.
The Ultimate CEO Sentence: A powerful strategic phrase to use when you are totally lost!
BONUS: A secret phrase to use with your boss that could help you get a 20% raise!
Don't let "I don't know" kill your career. Move from a "Ghost Employee" to an "Architect" of your own success today!
📌 Timestamps:
00:00:00 – Introduction and the “I Don’t Know” Problem
00:01:15 – Turning “I Don’t Know” into Professional Business English
00:01:53 – Strategy 1: “Not at my fingertips”
00:03:13 – The “Pull Data” Technique
00:03:39 – Strategy 2: “Off the top of my head”
00:04:41 – Handling Technical Issues: The “Zoom Nightmare”
00:05:40 – Strategy 3: “Area of expertise”
00:07:43 – Dealing with Angry Clients: The “Research Frame”
00:09:14 – Strategy 4: The Clarification Strategy
00:10:55 – Handling Personal or Inappropriate Questions
00:12:47 – Final Summary and Practice Advice

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