English for IT Professionals

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Guide cover showing steps to write effective bug reports and issue tickets in English: title, summary, reproduction steps, expected vs actual, severity, screenshots, concise tips.!

Team in a daily standup providing brief updates: completed tasks, current focus, blockers, estimated time, coordination needs, sprint goals, impediments or dependencies to resolve.

Graphic showing tips for clear polite technical emails: concise subject, brief body with context, respectful tone clear requests, signature, proofread and timely courteous replies.

Cover of 'Essential English Vocabulary for IT Professionals' showing laptop code snippets, network icons and glossary notes, focusing on technical terms and workplace communication

Diverse global IT team collaborating remotely via video call and shared code, exchanging ideas in English with laptops, chat bubbles, world map and connected flags showing teamwork

Support technician guiding user via laptop screen showing error dialog, headset and tools on desk, network diagram on whiteboard, collaborative troubleshooting in progress. on-site.

IT sales team presenting to clients in a modern conference room, using slides, laptops, and charts; clear professional communication, negotiation, and technical demos in English.US

Collage of English idioms every IT professional should know: visual metaphors for 'bandwidth', 'technical debt', 'low-hanging fruit', 'move the goalposts', 'ghost in the machine'.

Person at a desk writing a simple user guide with clear headings, numbered step-by-step instructions, helpful icons and diagrams, concise language, bold tips and accessible layout.

Learner practicing English pronunciation for tech terms with headphones and laptop showing phonetic spellings, audio waveform, and highlighted code vocabulary to improve clarity.!!