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How do you respond to a compliment on hinge?
If you want to respond in a simple way and thank your date or partner for the compliment, you can say:
- “Thanks so much – I really appreciate you saying that.”
- “Thank you – that was really sweet to say.”
- “Wow, thanks so much.”
- “Thanks – that means a lot.”
Is not bad a compliment?
“Not bad” short and rising means “I’m impressed”, but depending on the situation it could be condescending. “Not bad” short and descending in tone is dismissive. Unless it’s a friend and you’re joking around, “Take the compliment” is just plain rude . If the conversation has gotten to that point, it’s over.
How do you compliment a stranger girl?
- Be Unique. The best compliments feel tailor-made.
- Be Sincere. This might seem like a no-brainer, but don’t compliment her unless you really mean everything that you’re saying.
- Don’t Just Compliment Physical Appearance.
- Don’t Be Too Literal.
- Beware of Backhanded Compliments.
- Context is Key.
- Catcalls are NOT Compliments.
How do you compliment someone on their work skills?
Compliments on skills 1 “You’re a great communicator. ” 2 “I really admire your work ethic.” 3 “You’re so organized. Can you give me some tips?” 4 “You think about things in such a creative way. You help me think about problem-solving in a new way.” 5 You handle stress so well. You help me keep work in perspective.”
Is it OK to compliment a coworker outside of work?
While compliments outside of the workplace tend to be more casual, the compliments you give your coworkers must be formal and polite. Remember the workplace environment, those around you and what you’re complimenting them on. It’s also important to consider the time and place when complimenting your coworker.
Is it OK to start a compliment with I?
By starting your praise with “I,” you’re subtly making it about yourself: You’re using what they’re wearing to make a statement about your sense of taste. Other compliments don’t start with “I” but are ineffective for other reasons.
When someone can’t give a compliment without throwing in a comment?
When someone can’t give a compliment without throwing in a comment meant to “put you in your place,” that is a person who usually does not have your best interests in mind. This is the same type of person that asks you about your thoughts on an upcoming project, then passes your ideas off as his own.