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WorksheetsBuilding a career
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis.
(a)
devoted to a cause or ideal or purpose
(a)
having to work too much
(a)
Not being paid enough for a job
(a)
Someone who is new to, and inexperienced with an Internet activity or technology
(a)
An official document giving you permission to open a business, employ people, or work
(a)
to do more than one ought to: to overextend oneself
(a)
paid time away from work due to illness
(a)
to make progress in your career
Run oneself into the ground
Run oneself into the ground
Have a good head for (business)
Climb/move up the corporate/career ladder
chances of getting a promotion
(a)
a persons job or position in society
(a)
working without strict times for starting and finishing
(a)
To work all day and night
Walk of life
Take time off work
Work around the clock
Dead-end (job)
busy schedule
(a)
to research something
Do some groundwork
Run oneself into the ground
Slog it out
Do (all) the donkey work
to work together for a common purpose
(a)
a job with no promotional opportunities
(a)
get permission not to go to work
Work around the clock
Take time off work
Pull together
Run oneself into the ground
a position that is involving a great deal of responsibility.
High-powered
Underpaid
Overworked
Hot-desking
a statement that guides the ethical behavior of a company and its employees
(a)
Sharing desks or workstations between workers as a way of saving space and resources
(a)
amount of work
sick leave
Work permit
(heavy/light) workload
Newbie
to work hard
Slog it out
Run oneself into the ground
Take time off work
Have a good head for (business)
to do the hard, boring part of a job
Pull together
Do (all) the donkey work
Work around the clock
Slog it out
be naturally good at commercial matters
To be edicated
To be high-powered
Have a good head for (business)
To be nderpaid
