I´m pretty sure this information is wrong. It´s totally (a)   (accurate)

A good manager must make sure his team is not unhappy or (a)   ( motived ).

A good manager must make sure his team is not unhappy or (a)   ( motived ).

She´s always changing her mind about things. She´s quite (a)   ( consistant)

This is a minor detail. It´s really (a)   ( important ).

John is kind of rude and (a)   ( polite ). Nobody likes him in the office.

If you want to get on with all people, you can´t be (a)   (respectful).

Conflicts at the workplace are common, which does not mean they are (a)   (avoidable).

The current situation in Ukraine is fairly (a)   (encouraging ).

The current situation in Ukraine is fairly (a)   (encouraging ).

The entertainment market is becoming (a)   ( attractive ) after the pandemic.

He agrees with everybody and never expresses his opinion. He´s so (a)   ( critical ).

Some people believe a good negotiator must be cold and totally (a)   ( emotional)

Susan´s manager was so (a)   ( sympathetic ), she felt she had no one to turn to.

Companies are more likely to be (a)   ( successful) when they don´t value their workforce.

When staff is (a)   ( satisfied ), they tend to perform badly.

When staff is (a)   ( satisfied ), they tend to perform badly.

You are so lucky to work in a (a)   (conflicting ) working environment.

In this case, it´s really hard not to take sides, to be (a)   (partial ).

Unfortunetly, he seems (a)   (willing ) to cooperate.

He´s quite creative, however, his ideas are usually (a)   ( practical ).

Marc has proved to be rather (a)   ( loyal). It´s a real shame!

The truth is, we could never rely on this company. They are totatlly (a)   (reliable ).