Delayed Response and Request for Meeting is a communication technique used when one party needs additional time to respond to an inquiry or invitation. It enables the recipient of the request to provide a response or request for a meeting at a later time. There are two types of Delayed Response and Request for Meeting: positive response and neutral response. A positive response is when the recipient agrees to the request and provides a timeline for when they will be able to respond. This is often used to indicate that the recipient will be able to meet the request in the future. A neutral response is when the recipient does not agree to the request, but provides an alternative timeline for when they can respond or meet. This is often used to indicate that the recipient is unable to meet the request at the present time, but may be able to in the future. Delayed Response and Request for Meeting is a useful communication technique for both parties, as it allows them to provide a response or request for a meeting on their own schedule. It also ensures that both parties have the opportunity to discuss the request or invitation before making a decision.