Modal verbs
Which modal verb expresses ability in the present?
Can
What do you call a person who works for a company?
Employee
Best for highly skilled teams needing little supervision.
Delegative management
I believe the dress / management / company values at any place of work should include integrity, honesty, and trust.
company
To work at different times from usual working hours
work a flexible schedule
Which two modal verbs express obligation?
Must, Have to
What is the opposite of full-time job?
Part-time job
Focuses on inspiring the team with a big-picture vision.
Visionary management
We have to wear a uniform on the job because it's part of our business / company / dress code.
dress
To work extra hours
work overtime
What’s the difference between must and should?
Must = strong obligation, Should = advice
What is another word for 'salary'?
Wage / Pay
Encourages creativity but can leave employees feeling unsupported
Laissez-Faire management
Our managers try to create a positive management / dress / office culture at work, which is why we have fun work areas and a relaxing environment.
office
To solve a problem
work something out
Rewrite the sentence with a modal verb: '"It is necessary for employees to be on time"
Employees must be on time.
What does ‘CEO’ stand for?
Chief Executive Officer
Improves communication but can slow decision-making.
Consultative management
The dress / office / company executives are having a big budget meeting to decide how the company will spend money next year.
company
to feel a lot of stress and worry about work
work under pressure
Rewrite the sentence with a substitute: I may not drink coffee.
I am not allowed to drink coffee.
What’s the term for extra payment for working beyond normal hours?
Overtime
Motivates ambitious employees but may cause burnout.
Transformational management
Because my company is a printing business, our office / management / business model is based on serving our customers' printing needs as efficiently as possible.
business
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