Here are some English words that people use in business (especially

now with remote working):

Remote work - working a distance, not working at the office.
"Software companies allow for remote work."

jump on - to enter a call.
"I need to jump on my next call."

jump off - to leave a call.
"I need to jump off this call."

screenshare - share the screen of a computer.
"Is screenshare available on zoom?"

mic (pronounced mike) - an abbreviation for microphone.
"Turn on your mic."

hop on - The same as jump on.
"I need to hop on my next call."

hop off - The same as jump off.
"I need to hop off this call."

turn on - to activate.
"Turn on your microphone."

turn off - to deactivate.
"Turn off your microphone."

ASAP - an acronym for "as soon as possible". But Americans usually say this to mean, "I need it now."
"Send the email ASAP."

EOD - an initialism for "end of day".
"Send the email EOD."

EOC - an initialism for "end of close". Means at the end of business hours (usuallu 17:00 or 5:00pm).
"Send the email EOC."

EOB - an initialism for "end of business". The same as EOC.
"Send the email EOB."

OOO - an initialism for "out of office". It means that the business is not in the office.
"I am OOO on Monday."

WFH (work from home) - an initialism for "work from home". It means a person is working from their home and not the office.
"I am WFH (working from home) on Monday." Note

TBD - an initialism for "to be determined". It means that something is not known and a decisions or information is needed.
"The date of the event is TBD."

Cc - an initialism for "carbon copy." It means that a person wants you to put them on an email where they are not the recipient.
"CC me on the email."

Forward - to send something.
“Please forward me the email.”
“Please forward me the report.”