Which is more polite at work place: Should I vs Do you want





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Should I invite you to future Skype call?



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Which of the two above is more polite when talking to the product manager as a developer? or someone who holds a higher position in general?






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  • I’d probably go with, “Would you like me to invite you to future Skype calls?”
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I’d probably go with, “Would you like me to invite you to future Skype calls?”
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