Work and career vocabulary
job [dʒɑb]
career [kə'rɪr]
boss [bɔs]
employee [ɪm'plɔɪi:]
salary ['sæləri]
meeting ['mi:tɪŋ]
project ['prɑdʒɛkt]
deadline ['dɛdlaɪn] - the date or time by which something must be finished
office ['ɔfɪs]
hire [haɪr] - give someone a job
fire [faɪr] - dismiss someone from their job
promote [prə'moʊt] - give someone a higher position
resign [rɪ'zaɪn] - officially leave your job
retire [rɪ'taɪr] - stop working permanently, usually because of age
interview ['ɪntərvju:]
apply [ə'plaɪ] - officially ask for a job (apply for a job)
experience [ɪk'spɪriəns]
skill [skɪl]
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Desirable difficulties
If studying feels effortless, you're probably not learning much. A bit of struggle during practice is a good sign. Difficulty isn't the enemy of learning; it's the mechanism.
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