ATTN=attention (Used to indicate who a letter is for)
E.g. “Attn: John Smith”
N/A= not applicable
10. RSVP
RSVP= Répondez s’il vous plait (RSVP is indeed French and it stands for répondez s’il vous plaît. It literally means “please respond”. RSVP is now a fixed idiom, even in French.)
E.g. “RSVP to John by April the 20th”
1. ASAP
2. FYI
3. BTW
4. EOD
5. ATTN
6. N/A
7. COB
8. COD
9. TBD
10. RSVP
IAM: In a meeting
IMO: In my opinion
OOO: Out of office
PA: Performance appraisal
POC: Point of contact
PTE: Part-time employee
PTO: Paid time off
TL;DR: Too long, didn’t read
TLTR: Too long to read
WFH: Work from home
WIIFM: What’s in it for me
16. OMW: On My Way.
When you're late and your coworker messages you on the sly saying the boss is on a rampage, text back OMW and book it over there.
17. LMK: Let Me Know.
Don't let your co-worker ghost on your request for feedback. End with an LMK so they know you want to hear from them.
18. BRB: Be Right Back.
21. ICYMI: In Case You Missed It.
24. AKA: Also Known As.
The boss, AKA Satan, said we couldn't wear jeans on Fridays. What a drag.
25. ATM: At The Moment.
What are you up to ATM? Oh not much, just scrolling through Reddit. I mean, working on that spreadsheet for you.
27. BTD: Bored to Death.
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/business-english/business-english-abbreviations/
approx.
This abbreviation can be used as a shortened form of the word approximate or approximately.
We’re expecting approx. 50 boxes in tomorrow’s shipment.
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