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Unit 3 Email Etiquet
Question | Answer |
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Admit | To agree, without wanting to, that something is true |
Avoid | stay clear from |
Bad-mannered | behaving in a way that is not polite; bad way to behave toward other people |
Bully | Someone who uses their greater strength or power to hurt weaker people |
Colleagues | People that you work with in a job |
Contact | A person you know who may be able to help or advise you because of the work they do |
Courtesy | Polite and pleasant behaviour that shows respect for other people |
Distract | Stop people paying attention to stop something happening, or to try not to do something |
Dramatic impact | Have a strong or big effect |
Environment | The condition in which you live |
Etiquette | Formal rules for polite behaviour in a group of people you |
Formal | Serious or official; the way you behave when you don't know people very well |
Hierarchy | Structure in which staff is organized in levels and people at one level have authority over those below them |
Ignore | To pay no attention to something or someone |
Impolite | Rude, bad-manner, disrespectful |
Informal | Relaxed and friendly; nor formal |
Investing money | To put money in the bank, or use it to buy property or shares in a business |
Junior | Having a lower position in an organization |
Offend | To hurt someone's feelings; to upset |
Organization | A company, business or group that has been formed for a particular purpose |
Pressure | A situation that causes you to be worried or unhappy |
Psychologist | Someone who studies the mind and the way it works |
Punctual | Arriving at exactly the time that has been arranged; not late |
Recruitment firm | A business that looks for people to work for other companies |
Relationship | The way in which people or groups work together |
Respond to | To say or do something as an answer or reaction |
Rule | An official instruction that says how you should do things or what is allowed |
Status | Social or professional position in relation to other people |
Stuffy | Old- fashion, boring, not friendly |
Subordinate | A person who is of lower rank or position |
Two thirds | Two out of three; 2/3 |
Working Environment | The general conditions in a workplace, including things like heat, light, noise, and the relationships between people |