Useful Phrases
🧠 1. Challenging the Strategy
“I see your point, but your plan seems too optimistic. How will you ensure it actually works?”
“Your solution sounds good in theory, but what about real execution?”
“How can you guarantee that this won’t happen again?”
“Have you considered the possible negative reaction from customers?”
“You’re focusing on marketing, but what about the root of the problem?”
💬 2. Questioning Responsibility
“Who exactly is responsible for this mistake?”
“Do you really think apologizing is enough to rebuild trust?”
“It seems like you’re blaming external factors — where’s the accountability?”
“Why didn’t your company act earlier?”
“If this was a real company, would your customers believe that explanation?”
💣 3. Pointing Out Weaknesses
“That’s not a clear plan — could you be more specific?”
“You’re saying you’ll ‘rebuild trust,’ but how exactly?”
“I think your plan focuses too much on image, not on real solutions.”
“Your strategy sounds expensive — how will you fund it?”
“It feels like you’re trying to rebrand instead of truly fixing the problem.”
💡 4. Suggesting Alternatives (Smart Challenges)
“Wouldn’t it be more effective to involve the community instead of just advertising?”
“What if you partnered with NGOs or influencers to change public perception?”
“Have you thought of rebranding completely instead of defending a damaged name?”
“Instead of apologizing, why not turn it into an educational campaign?”
“Would transparency reports help you regain credibility faster?”
⚖️ 5. Ethical or Emotional Pressure
“Your customers trusted you — how do you plan to win them back emotionally?”
“If lives or health were affected, is a campaign really enough?”
“What guarantees do you offer that you’ll be more ethical next time?”
“This sounds like damage control, not real change.”
“Why should investors believe you deserve a second chance?”
🔥 6. Expressing Disagreement Diplomatically
“I respectfully disagree with your approach…”
“I’m not fully convinced by your argument.”
“That’s an interesting idea, but it might not be realistic.”
“I believe your plan ignores one key factor…”
“Let me challenge that point — what evidence do you have?”
🧭 7. Power Closers
“From an investor’s perspective, I would not fund this yet.”
“You need stronger numbers and a clearer timeline.”
“Your recovery plan is creative, but it lacks accountability.”
“Until you show real transparency, customers won’t believe you.”
“In the real market, that plan would collapse within a month.”
💬 Useful Business Phrases
Our company is currently facing a major crisis...
The problem was not only technical, but also ethical.
We are implementing a transparent action plan.
Our recovery strategy focuses on rebuilding public trust.
This situation is an opportunity to evolve and innovate.
We take full responsibility and are ready to make it right.
