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networking
networking
cold-calling
cold-calling
shear
cut of the wool off an animal, e.g. a sheep
typo
a small mistake
bucket list
a list of things people want to do in their lifetime
snowflake
a person who is too sensitive to criticism and easilyupset
miillenial
a friki who became an adult in the early 21st century
rewarding or fulfilling
synonym of satisfying
challenging
"retante"
demanding vs challenging
sample in a job: "Being a surgeon is verty demanding"
meaning--> "It's very high pressure and you have to work long hours"
monotonous vs repetitive
monotonous stresses that a job is repetitive and boring.
tedious and boring
both have the same meaning
career
refers to the series of jobs that a person has in a particular area of work
career ladder
is a series of stages by which you can make progress in your career
dead-end
there is no hope of promotion.
f.e.: "He's in a dead-end job in the local factory."
job-hunting
búsqueda de curro
civil servants
funcionarios
fast track
a way to get promote very quickly
quit vs resign
Quit: informal, resign:formal
"I've has enough of my job. I think I'm going to resign/quit"
out of work vs off work
out of work = unemployed definitive
off work = temporary unemployed
was sacked vs was fired
both have the same meaning
stat vs workforce
both terms have the same meaning