Hey folks, If you’re fresh out of college, you’ve probably felt this at some point: you’re smart, you can solve the problems, but when you’re in standups or writing in Slack, something feels… off. You sound less experienced than you actually are, and you can’t quite put your finger on why. Then you start noticing the patterns: You say “I’ll check the code” → Your tech lead says “I’ll review the PR” You say “we have a problem with the deployment” → Senior engineers say “we have a blocker in production” You write “let’s have a meeting to discuss this” → Your manager writes “let’s sync on this” It’s subtle. No one’s going to call you out on it. But you notice. And it creates this weird gap between how capable you feel and how junior you sound. So I built Sofluent
- a 5-minute daily quiz to learn these professional terms through real corporate scenarios. Multiple choice, tracks what you’re struggling with, helps you sound like you’ve been doing this for years, not weeks. Link: https://sofluent.vercel.app/ This is a super rough MVP. I built it in a weekend because I wanted to test if this is actually a problem people care about solving, or if it’s just me overthinking how I sounded in my first few months. Would really appreciate honest feedback:
Would you actually use this daily, or is it a “try once and forget” thing? What’s missing that would make this genuinely useful? P.S.
- Completely free, no signup required, just jump in. Works on mobile too. submitted by /u/Safe-Bookkeeper-7774
Originally posted by u/Safe-Bookkeeper-7774 on r/ClaudeCode