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Sample Sentences for Step 1 I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused by being late to this morning's staff meeting. I am sorry that conflicting schedules kept me from keeping our appointment yesterday. I apologize that I made people wait for me to deliver my presentation.
Explain the cause You don't necessarily want to make excuses, but explain to your manager what happened that caused you to be late. You don't need to go into excessive detail, but try to be clear and concise about the exact situation. That includes admitting how you did not prepare for this situation.
Explain the cause For instance, you could say, "I caught a later train than I intended and then there were delays during the trip because of some passenger issues. If I had been on time to catch the train I needed, I likely would have arrived on time."
I want to apologize for the inconvenience caused by my absence, and I assure you that I will make up for the lost time. As a professional, I value my colleagues, my supervisors, and my work. I recognize that punctuality is an essential aspect of our workplace, and I will strive to be punctual in the future.
State the Facts: Clearly and chronologically state the facts as you know them, referring to the specific points raised in the NTE. Present Your Defense: Lay down your defenses point by point, correlating them with the evidence you have gathered. Be Respectful: Maintain a respectful tone throughout the letter.