Workplace Vocabulary

 General Workplace Terms:

• Workplace: The place where you work.
• Employee: A person who works for a company.
• Employer: A person or organization that employs people.
• Colleagues: People you work with.
• Team: A group of people who work together to achieve a common goal.
• Manager: A person who supervises employees.
• Supervisor: A person who oversees the work of others.
• Boss: An informal term for a manager or supervisor.
• Subordinate: An employee who works under the direction of a manager.
• Staff: All the employees of a company or organization.

Job-Related Terms:

• Job: Paid work that you do regularly.
• Career: The progress of your working life, especially the progress towards a better job.
• Occupation: A person's usual or main work.
• Position: A particular job or role within a company.
• Responsibilities: Duties and obligations that come with a job.
• Tasks: Specific pieces of work that need to be done.
• Projects: Larger, more complex pieces of work that may involve a team.
• Deadline: The date or time by which something must be finished.

Meeting and Communication Terms:

• Meeting: A gathering of people for a particular purpose, such as discussing work.
• Agenda: A list of items to be discussed at a meeting.
• Minutes: A written record of everything discussed and decided at a meeting.
• Presentation: A formal talk to an audience, often using slides or other visuals.
• Report: A written document that provides information or analysis.
• Communication: The exchange of information or ideas.
• Feedback: Information about how well someone is doing their job.

Other Useful Terms:

• Benefits: Extra things that an employer gives to employees in addition to their salary, such as health insurance or paid vacation.
• Salary: The money that an employee is paid regularly.
• Wage: The money that an employee is paid for each hour they work.
• Promotion: A move to a more senior position within a company.
• Training: Instruction or guidance in a particular skill or subject.
• Development: The process of improving skills and knowledge.
• Networking: Meeting and building relationships with other people who work in your field.

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