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business B1

accept responsibility

Master the phrase 'accept responsibility' to professionally take ownership of mistakes or duties in the workplace.
business A2

company value

Understand the meaning of 'company value,' how organizations use it, and how to talk about it in English.
business B1

divide the workload

Learn how to use 'divide the workload' to discuss balancing work responsibilities and preventing burnout in team projects.
business B1

flexible hours

Learn what 'flexible hours' means in the workplace, how to use it in professional conversations, and see natural examples.
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business B1

get back to work

Understand how to use the phrase 'get back to work' to describe returning to tasks after a break or interruption.
business B2

get off on the right foot

Discover how to use 'get off on the right foot' to describe starting a relationship, project, or job in a positive, successful way.
business B1

invite feedback

Learn how to use 'invite feedback' in professional English. Discover natural examples, correct usage, and practice exercises for workplace communication.
business A2

lunch break

Master the common workplace term "lunch break" to talk about your midday rest period and coordinate schedules with colleagues.
relationships B2

micromanage someone

Understand what it means to 'micromanage someone' and how to use this term to describe controlling every small detail of another person's work.
business A2

office rules

Learn how to discuss 'office rules' in English. This guide covers definitions, natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
business B2

staff turnover

Learn what 'staff turnover' means in the modern workplace. Discover how to use this essential HR term correctly in business conversations with real-life examples.
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business C1

adhere to guidelines

Learn the formal business expression 'adhere to guidelines' to talk about following rules, policies, and standards in a professional environment.
business B2

have a say

Learn the casual business idiom 'have a say' to describe having influence or the right to express an opinion in decision-making.
business B2

lead by example

Discover the meaning of 'lead by example' in professional settings. Learn how to describe strong leadership and positive workplace behavior in English.
business B2

pull strings

Learn how the casual business idiom 'pull strings' is used to describe using secret influence or connections.
business B1

team building

Discover how 'team building' is used in business to describe activities that improve collaboration, trust, and communication among coworkers.
business B2

voice an opinion

Learn how to use 'voice an opinion' in professional settings to describe expressing your thoughts, concerns, or ideas clearly and confidently.
business B1

weekly meeting

Learn how to use the phrase 'weekly meeting' to describe regular recurring business catch-ups and status updates.
business B1

work environment

Understand how to use 'work environment' to discuss the physical, cultural, and psychological atmosphere of a workplace.
business A2

meet the team

Learn how to use 'meet the team' in a professional setting. Explore real examples, typical mistakes, and practice tasks.