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May I Ask a Few Favours at Work
Working cooperatively in an open-plan office requires polite communication, especially when project deadlines are tight and colleagues are busy with their own tasks. Yesterday morning, our team was preparing an urgent client presentation for an international architecture conference. Because my computer suddenly experienced software issues, I had to approach several colleagues to ask for assistance.
First, I visited our senior graphic designer, David, who was editing digital blueprints. "May I borrow your color printer for ten minutes?" I asked politely. "My workstation cannot connect to the local network, and our director needs these preliminary floor plans immediately." David smiled warmly, nodded his head, and replied that I could print as many copies as necessary.
Next, I needed someone to double-check our financial calculations before the afternoon briefing. I stopped by