Vocabulary - work

If a company wants their staff to feel happy and comfortable at work, what should they try to build?

• A positive working environment

• A new playground

• A shopping mall

• A sports team

Why is hands-on experience important for employees?

• It gives them knowledge and skill by doing things themselves.

• It helps them watch others work.

• It lets them read more books.

• It allows them to take more breaks.

If someone has held a position in management, what does that mean?

• They have had a job in management.

• They have visited the office.

• They have bought a company.

• They have written a book.

If you start at the bottom of the career ladder, what does that mean?

• You have a job with the lowest level of responsibility or pay.

• You are working on a roof.

• You are the boss of the company.

• You are on vacation.

If someone is fired from their job, what most likely happened?

• They were forced to leave for doing something wrong.

• They got a promotion.

• They went on vacation.

• They started a new business.

If your career path includes working abroad, what might you need to plan for?

• Living in a different country and adapting to new cultures.

• Staying at home all the time.

• Only working with family.

• Never learning new things.

Why is it important to avoid a dead-end job if you want to grow in your career?

• Because dead-end jobs do not offer chances to move up or improve.

• Because dead-end jobs are always outside.

• Because dead-end jobs pay the most.

• Because dead-end jobs are only for students.

If you were fired for stealing, what lesson could you learn for the future?

• That doing something wrong at work can have serious consequences.

• That stealing is always allowed.

• That you should never work again.

• That you will always get a new job right away.

If you want to move up from the bottom of the career ladder, what should you do?

• Work hard, gain experience, and look for new opportunities.

• Stay in the same position forever.

• Take long breaks every day.

• Ignore your responsibilities.

Imagine you are working on a big project and realize you can't handle it all by yourself. What would it mean if you decided to "step down" from your position?

• To stop doing a job voluntarily

• To work harder on the project

• To ask for more help

• To take on more responsibility