Work
A recruiter who seeks skilled professionals for executive roles
Headhunter
A significant life event or achievement that marks progress
milestone
It's hard to __________ my classmates in math because they all seem to understand the material so quickly.
keep up with
argument (change to adj)
argumentative
free coffee, gym memberships, flexible hours are examples of...?
perks
A rented space where digital nomads and entrepreneurs work side by side
A lack of growth, advancement, or change in one’s job
career stagnation
When I was flipping through the magazine, one photo really __________ me because of its bright colors.
Meaning: To be immediately obvious or noticeable.
leaped out at
muddy
progress (change to adverb)
progressively
A series of levels you climb in a job, aiming for promotions
career ladder
To leave your parents' home and live independently
fly the nest
The detective managed to __________ the events of that night using witness accounts and surveillance footage.
piece together
economy (change to verb)
economise
influence (change to adj)
influential
If your position is eliminated due to restructuring, you may be made this
redundant
To fall into a boring or unproductive routine
get into a rut
I've decided to __________ yoga this summer to help improve my flexibility and reduce stress.
take up
appear (change to adverb)
apparently
To be in an uncertain or in-between state, without progress
You consider these when choosing a job - it refers to the long term opportunities
prospects
Feeling like you're not good enough or don’t deserve success
imposter syndrome
It took me a few minutes to __________ to what the teacher was explaining, but now it makes perfect sense.
Meaning: To understand something, often after a delay
catch on
courtesy (change to neg adj)
discourteous
to do hard, continuous work (expression)
nose to the grindstone