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English abbreviations commonly used in e-mail or letters
RSVP = Please reply, please reply.

The meeting has been arranged. Please reply tonight.

The meeting has been confirmed. Please reply to this email tonight.

Note: rsvp was originally used by the host to invite guests. I hope you can answer politely whether to attend or not. The original meaning of this word is répondez s'il vous pla in France? T, which means please reply!

TBH: to be honest.

As soon as possible. (as soon as possible)

Bidding (by breakdown)

BTW? (Right, right)

Closing of business

EOB (end of business)

EOD (last day of the day)

Doe (depending on work experience)

estimated time of arrival

Frequently asked questions (frequently asked questions)

FTE (full-time employee)

As bosom friend said, FTE is also the abbreviation of full-time equivalent academic ability, commonly used HR ~

FWIW (whether it is useful or not, whether it is valuable or not)

For reference only. (For your reference, please know)

Of course, FYI is also the abbreviation for For your improvement.

FYR (for your reference)

FYU (for your use)

I'm (in a meeting)

In my opinion, in my opinion.

LET (leave early today)

LMK (Let me know, let me know)

Month on month

Mtd (from the beginning of MTD (this month to the present)

YTD (year-to-date, within this year)

PTO? = paid vacation

OOO? (Not in the office, not in the office)

OT (over time)

OTP (on the phone)

performance evaluation

POC (contact point primary contact)

Part-time employee

LOB = line of business product/line of business

LMAO: I'm laughing to death. That's hilarious.

LOL (laughing out loud) means the same thing.

NDA (Confidentiality Agreement)

NRN (no reply required)

NSFW (unsafe work, unsuitable for workplace)

RFD (request for discussion)

To be determined (to be determined)

TBD? (TBD)

teleconference

TED (tell me, explain to me, describe to me)

TLDR (too long to read is too long to read)

term of service

TYT (take your time, take your time)

WFH (working from home)

What's in WIIFM's interest for me? )

WOM (Word of mouth)

Talk to you later

IDK: I don't know.

Alias: Be called, be called. ...

tomorrow

PPL: People, people.

AFK: away from the keyboard is not available; It's not in my seat

Please check the attachment. Please see the attachment.

Neo? = orientation training for new employees

JTP = Vocational Training Plan Vocational Training Plan

MBO? MBO

BKM? The best method is known.

Small and medium enterprises? = Subject matter expert, subject matter expert.

Of course, SMEs can also be referred to as SME for short.

Process fault reporting program problem report

EB = employee bonus

ECBP = Employee Cash Incentive Plan Employee Cash Incentive

RFC = reaction flow chart

Recordable cases on record

DAC = days of absence due to work-related injury

KPI? = Key performance indicators Key performance indicators

OKR? = objective and main outcome objective and main outcome method

Bill of lading = bill of lading

INV = invoice bill, invoice, collection request

freight invoice

commercial invoice

P/I = proforma invoice

S/r = selling price

purchase order

Give advice to

Packing list = packing list

sea transportation

Shipment loading

PKG = packing list packing list

Receipt receipt

Cmmt = comments

Cfm = confirmation

Doc = document

Ref = reference

Ck = check

# # # Position and Department

CDO (chief data officer, chief data officer)

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Chief information officer

CMO (chief marketing officer)

Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Certified public accountant

Chief Security Officer

corporate social responsibility (CSR)

chief technology officer

CFP (Certified Financial Planner)

General counsel

HR (human resources)

project manager

PR (public relations)

R & ampd (research and development)