sorry flowers for a colleague or your boss
A workplace apology works best when it is brief, specific, and about the work: what went wrong, how you will fix it, and nothing dramatic.
What to write to a colleague or your boss
Short answer: a good sorry message to a colleague or your boss is short, specific and honest. For example, “I am sorry for the mix-up on the project. I have fixed it, and I will check twice next time.”
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Common questions
What should I write to a colleague or your boss for sorry?
Say what you did, say you are sorry, do not add a "but". For example: “I am sorry for the mix-up on the project. I have fixed it, and I will check twice next time.” or “I was out of line in the meeting yesterday. I apologise, and I value working with you.”
How do I make a sorry message to a colleague or your boss feel personal?
Be specific, not grand. Say what you did, say you are sorry, do not add a "but". Then add a song you share or a short voice note, because hearing your voice carries more than text.
Is it free to send sorry flowers to a colleague or your boss?
Yes. The bouquet, the card and the shareable link are free and need no account. A song or a voice note is ₹10 each, and you are asked before anything is added.
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