It's very easy to get upset when someone gives a humorous reply.
I know sometimes relying on Microsoft Word to correct our grammar does not work.
I have come across many questions that are vague and the questioner does not give enough information to really help. This is a typical example.
What do you mean by a softaware compan": what's it size, etc. What do you mean by "important daily work for HR": at what level is this person working?
Also what do you mean by impress his/her boss easily? How can one answer this without knowing what sort of a boss you have? For example, if the boss requires the subordinate to be a "yes" person, then one needs to keep asking the boss what to do next. However, if the boss expects the person to take initiatives and does not punish for making mistakes (not serious ones), then one should not keep going to the boss for every minor decisions.
I have seen Ash Mathew's postings which are very incisive, clear and to the point.
I suggest that you re visit your question and see how you could have framed it better to make it much clearer.
Simhan