English lessons about work

I was tired after a long day.

I almost stopped writing this report.

My colleague asked me for a new feature.

A client said my service was too expensive.

My client wanted a faster delivery.

Last week we deployed a new feature to staging.

I pack my bag for somewhere new.

Last week I told my manager that our release would slip.

My manager asked if we could ship today.

I had a talk with a parent yesterday.

I needed to explain a budget to a coworker.

So to confirm, we agreed on the timeline.

Yesterday the site stopped working.

My new teammate asked about the search tool.

I caused a bug last week.

A client told me our price was too high.

We deployed the new feature to staging on Tuesday.

Two teammates disagreed on the deadline.

I opened my first paycheck with shaking hands.

Last week I had to share bad numbers.

I noticed the total was wrong.

Tomorrow is a big day.

I fixed a small bug today.

I fixed a bug for a client yesterday.

I found a bug in the app yesterday.

I wrote a bug report today.

My brain felt heavy all day.

I had to explain a budget error today.

The meeting ended two hours ago.

Yesterday I wrapped up the login feature.

I sent the invoice two weeks ago.

I stare at my laptop, but I don't move.

My desk lamp glows yellow at midnight.

I almost threw my draft into the trash.

I used to write vague bug reports.

My colleague wanted a shorter deadline.

I had to push back on shipping the feature.

I had a tired guest at the front desk.

I tried to explain the new process.

I work at a small shop.

I needed more time for my part.

I found an old photo in a drawer today.

I missed the bus this morning.

I had a discovery call this morning with a new client.

I had to ask about an overdue invoice.

I used to think rest was lazy.

A client told me our price was too high.

My manager asked me to ship the update today.

I just finished a discovery call.

I remember holding that first envelope.