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THE WORKING ENVIRONM

BE

TermDefinition
sense of achievement a feeling of accomplishment after completing a task or goal
chained to a desk feeling stuck or confined to an office or desk job
paperwork documents or administrative tasks that need to be completed, often associated with bureaucracy
snowed under overwhelmed with a large amount of work or tasks
come up with to think of or create a new idea, solution, or plan
red tape bureaucratic rules or procedures that can slow down progress
job satisfaction the level of happiness and fulfillment an employee feels with their job
work on my own to complete tasks or projects independently, without assistance from others
no two days are the same a situation in which every day is different, and there is variety in tasks or experiences
hands-on working closely with something or being actively involved in a task
rapport a positive and harmonious relationship between people, often based on mutual understanding and trust
put ideas to implement or execute ideas or plans
hit it off with to start a friendly relationship with someone quickly
client contact interaction or communication with clients, often in a professional setting
into practice in real-life situations, applying a concept or skill in a practical way
Created by: LexyLessons
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