Pocket Scripts At Work
Ready to use words for everyday workplace moments
You know what you need to say, but finding the right words can take longer than the task itself. Pocket Scripts At Work gives you clear, professional starting points for 24 common workplace situations. Use them to follow up, clarify expectations, share an update, set a boundary or address a problem without making the message colder or more complicated than it needs to be.
What the cards help with
- Follow up without sounding impatient or pushy
- Ask for more time and explain what you need
- Clarify vague requests, priorities and deadlines
- Raise a concern or flag a risk early
- Set a respectful boundary when your workload is full
- Acknowledge and correct a mistake clearly
Each card includes
- A clear script you can use as a starting point
- A slightly warmer version for situations that call for a softer tone
- Practical wording that can be personalised with names, details and deadlines
What is included
- Swipe Deck PDF - 26 phone-friendly pages, including the cover and closing note
- Individual Cards ZIP - all 24 script cards as separate PNG files, plus the cover and ending card
- Quick Copy PDF - every script in one easy-to-reference document for fast copying and personalising
Digital product only. For individual use; files may not be resold or redistributed.
Created for you if
- You spend too much time rewriting routine work messages
- You worry about sounding too direct, too apologetic or too demanding
- You want professional language that still feels human
- You find it difficult to follow up or set a boundary
- You want a reliable starting point for messages you send often
How to use the cards
Choose the situation that matches your moment. Copy the main script or use the warmer version, replace any words in brackets and adjust the details until the message sounds like you. The Quick Copy Sheet keeps all 24 main scripts together when you need to copy and send quickly.
A final reminder
You do not need to draft every message from scratch. Start with clear words, adapt them to the situation and send when the message feels right.