If you are responsible for giving feedback, there are several guide books to walk you through the process,
making sure it's within legal and human resources guidelines. Sit down, we have some news: following
guidelines isn't waht makes feedback a peformance- or person-changing experience; infusing EQ know-how
into your feedback, though, is what does.
In the sentence. I'm wondering how I should undestand 'Sit down, we have some news.'
Is this a frequently used expression?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
'Sit down' (so that you won't fall down in surprise). This is just a humorous technique to announce that the following information is interesting/important/etc.
— Mister Micawber
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'Sit down' (so that you won't fall down in surprise). This is just a humorous technique to announce that the following information is interesting/important/etc.