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Several different ways of saying "I don't know"
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Hi everyone,
What are some more consistent and non-confidence-crushing ways of saying "I don't know" in a work-setting. I work in a technical role and, frankly, it is impossible to anticipate or know every single answer that I receive. I am terrible at saying "I don't know let me check in on that" and I feel like the client's confidence in my abilities have been reduced.
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