Apology Letters to Colleague.
Misinterpreting Your Comment

I want to sincerely apologize for my comment during our last meeting, which I now realize was misinterpreted and may have caused you discomfort. It was never my intention to undermine your contributions or make you feel less valued, and I deeply regret that my words had that effect. Understanding how important collaboration and respect are in our work environment, I can see how my remark may have felt dismissive to you. Your input is crucial to our projects, and I truly appreciate the unique perspectives you bring. I recognize that comments like mine can create unnecessary tension, and I take full responsibility for not considering the impact of my words before speaking. Moving forward, I am committed to being more mindful and thoughtful in my communication. I plan to take a step back and ensure that I fully understand the context before making comments in group settings. Additionally, I welcome any feedback you might have on how I can improve in our interactions. I value our working relationship and hope we can move past this misunderstanding. If you feel comfortable, I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this further when you’re ready. Thank you for your understanding and patience as I work to do better.