Job Positions Vocabulary

What is the job position for someone who takes care of patients in a hospital?

• Nurse

• Janitor

• Doctor

• Chef

How do you formally recommend someone for a job in English?

• Write a letter of recommendation emphasizing the candidate's qualifications, skills, and experiences relevant to the job.

• Send a text message to the hiring manager

• Verbally recommend the candidate to the HR department

• Post a recommendation on social media

Which job title is given to a person who designs buildings?

• Builder

• Engineer

• Architect

• Surveyor

In a formal job recommendation, what qualities should you highlight about the candidate?

• Punctuality, creativity, technical skills, adaptability

• Salary expectations, personal opinions, negative feedback from previous employers

• Work ethic, communication skills, problem-solving abilities, teamwork, leadership potential, and relevant experience.

• Physical appearance, hobbies, personal life details, social media presence

What is the term for a person who manages a company's financial records?

• auditor

• accountant

• bookkeeper

• chef

When recommending someone for a job, why is it important to use formal language?

• Using formal language can make the recipient feel uncomfortable and distant.

• It shows professionalism and respect for the recipient, positively influencing the hiring decision.

• Formal language is outdated and unnecessary in modern job recommendations.

• Informal language is more likely to impress the hiring team.

What job title is used for someone who represents a client in a court of law?

• pilot

• doctor

• chef

• lawyer

What is the formal way to address the recipient of a job recommendation letter?

• Dear Hiring Manager

• Hey there!

• To Whom It May Concern

• Dear Sir/Madam or To Whom It May Concern

Which job position involves overseeing the production of goods in a factory?

• Factory Supervisor

• Manufacturing Director

• Assembly Coordinator

• Production Manager

What type of language should be avoided in a formal job recommendation?

• Abbreviations, acronyms, or text speak

• Slang, informal language, or overly casual tone

• Jargon, technical terms, or industry-specific language

• Exaggerated, overly positive language