
No offence
Tone Matters
Despite using 'no offence', your tone can still convey rudeness. Be genuine in your delivery.
'No offence, I think you could have handled that better.' said with a concerned tone.
Still Offensive
'No offence' doesn't guarantee the other person won't be hurt. Use it carefully.
No offence, some people might still find your comment hurtful.
Colloquial Use
Mostly used in casual conversations, might be inappropriate in formal settings.
'No offence, but that idea just won't work.' - might not be suitable for a business meeting.