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Imagine you start working in a new company. You meet another senior manager and you want to invite them for a coffee and find out more about what they do. What are the best ways to do this? I share with you 3 natural business English phrases used by native speakers. This snippet was inspired by a recent question from a client.

Advanced vocabulary breakdown:

To put someone on the spot - force someone into a difficult or awkward situation,like saying yes or not to something.
It would be great to..
To grab/get a coffee
At somepoint

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235. Little Snippet #7 Best Ways to Invite a New Colleague for Coffee - Natural Business English Phrases

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