Vocabulary for work

What is a 'Curriculum Vitae'?

• A document detailing your work experience, education, and skills.

• A letter sent with your resume to explain why you are suitable for the job.

• A person who searches and interviews candidates for job positions.

• A collection of work samples demonstrating your skills and experience.

What is 'Networking'?

• The process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional contacts.

• A person who searches and interviews candidates for job positions.

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• A collection of work samples that demonstrate your skills and experience.

What are 'Soft Skills'?

• The amount of money you get paid for your job.

• Interpersonal skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

• A legal agreement between you and your employer.

• Technical skills and specific knowledge for a job or industry.

What is a 'Contract'?

• A legal agreement between you and your employer.

• A collection of work samples demonstrating your skills and experience.

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• A person who searches for and interviews job candidates.

What is 'Telecommuting'?

• A temporary job, often for students or recent graduates, to gain work experience.

• A process of integrating a new employee into the company.

• A job that requires a standard number of hours, typically 40 per week.

• Working from a location other than the office.

What are 'Advantages'?

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• Additional benefits provided by the employer, such as health insurance, retirement plans, etc.

What is a 'Promotion'?

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• A person who searches and interviews candidates for job positions.

• Advancement to a higher position within the company.

• A collection of work samples that demonstrate your skills and experience.

What is 'Work Culture'?

• The values, behaviors, and practices that characterize an organization.

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• A collection of work samples that demonstrate your skills and experience.

• A person who seeks and interviews candidates for job positions.

What are 'Technical Skills'?

• Interpersonal skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

• A legal agreement between you and your employer.

• The amount of money you are paid for your work.

• Technical skills and specific knowledge for a job or industry.

What is an 'Interviewer'?

• A person who searches for and interviews candidates for job positions.

• A meeting where you are asked questions to determine your suitability for a job.

• A process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional contacts.

• A collection of work samples that demonstrate your skills and experience.