Adjectives
Jobs
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100
Sure that something will happen in the way we expect it to happen.

confident

100

Someone who works in the management of a bank.

banker
100

N. An extra money given to an employee, usually as a reward for doing something correctly.

bonus

100

N. An increase in the amount of money you get for doing your job.

pay rise/raise
200

Person who thinks about things in a detailed and intelligent way.

analytical

200

Someone whose job is to give business advice or training in a particular area.

consultant

200

N. The fact of including different types of people or things.

diversity

200

V. To make certain that something will happen properly.

ensure/insure

300

Able to change quickly and do things differently when necessary because of customer demands or changes in the market.

agile

300

Person who examines information in order to give their views about what will happen or should be done in the future.

analyst

300

N. Subject that people study or are involved in as part of their work.

field

300

V. To do or provide what is necessary or needed.

fulfill/fulfil

400

Having enough skill, knowledge or ability to do something on a satisfactory standard.

competent

400

A person that changes the way an industry does things by doing something in a more efficient way.

disruptor

400

N. Someone who has reasons to have an interest in a certain company and has invested money on it.

stakeholder

400

A. Having a particular person or group as the most important part or focus.

centered

500

Worried or nervous about something that you are going to do, or about the future.

apprehensive

500

A person who expresses a controvertial opinion in order to provoke debate or test the strength of the opposing arguments. (2w)

devil's advocate

500

N. A meeting between a manager and an employee to discuss the quality of the employee’s work and how well they do their job. 


appraisal

500

N. A situation in which someone has to leave his job because he/she is not longer needed.

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