How do you say SORRY?

Hi andak2007

I am sorry to hear that you feel this way, it really is sad. What were your reasons for not telling her? Did you just not get the opportunity? I would definately send her a Christmas cards with a letter of appology in it but what I would do is write it in the actual card itself because I think that would ruin the card and she might not feel that she can then display it if you get what I mean. Good luck and I hope she accepts your appology

It is a very good idea to send a card to your boss saying sorry. A christmas card would be a good idea. You can also just keep in touch with her by calling her and telling to her in person.

I usually talk to the person first when I mean to say sorry for something that I have done intentionally or unintentionally to hurt someone. I am not happy until the bad air clears between us. Also I try to give a small gift - like chocolates or something to that person when I go to talk to her/him.

I think it's a lovely idea to send a Christmas card saying thank you to her for being such a good boss to you whilst you were there and apologising for leaving the way you did. Put some positive comments in there like you'd like to stay in contact with her if she wants to and you felt she supported you very well as your boss and she was an inspiration to you. Make her feel good about her management style whilst also saying you're sorry - but don't dwell too much on the apology. Good luck:)

When i say sorry to my loved ones - i just say it plainly. Like words cant describe how sorry i am, i am SO sorry. Something like that.

But then... you're saying how we say it to loved ones, so i dont spose you fancy this little lady do you?;D

Actions speaks louder than words. This applies to me as it is difficult for me to say sorry. I will do anything to please the person I have wronged. Like treating her for a dinner or buying small gifts. In your case, this is the best opportunity as the christmas season is coming. Send her a card and maybe a christmas hamper. I think she will be happy and forget what had happened. She might even be missing you on seeing the gifts. It make her think that you did not forget her afterall. Little things like this will erase all the bad bloods between you and your lady boss, if there is any. But it is the thought that counts.

Hi!Of course it is a good idea to say sorry or sending her a card full of sorry words,that will be your way of making peace with her.For whatever reasons why you left,as you've mentioned she was so good and understanding so she will definitely understand it if you're going to explain what had happened.When I say sorry,I mean it.So it has to be personal for him/her to see my facial expressions,my sincerity in saying so.There are times I hug the person if he/she is a family member and a closed friend.

I never say Sorry to anybody, If I have hurt anybody, that is his problem. I have not done so deliberately.

I will say I am sorry with my feelings maybe a kiss with it

It is easy for me to say sorry on text messages, letters, emails, phone calls. You can easily talk and you can say whatever you want to say.

I would send a personal note in a Christmas card. Don't dwell on the I am sorry part, but rather on how much you appreciated her as a boss. You can then say that you were really sorry to leave without warning. It sounds as if she is a good person and will accept your apology and appreciate the kind words about your working relationship.