Guess the Profession
Office Vocabulary
Work Idioms
Verbs & Actions
Confusing Words
100

This person flies planes and helicopters.

Pilot

100

The money you receive every month or week for doing your job.

Salary

100

If you work very late into the night, you are "burning the midnight ______".

Oil

100

To officially tell your employer that you are leaving your job.  

To resign

100

The difference between "Job" and "Work": Which one is a countable noun? (e.g., I have three ______).

Job

200

This person designs buildings and oversees their construction.

Architect

200

A meeting where someone asks you questions to see if you are right for a job.

Job interview

200

When you finish working for the day, you "call it a ______".

Day

200

To get a higher position or a more important job within the same company.

To get promoted

200

This person is your boss or the head of the department in a company.

Manager

300

This person repairs water pipes, toilets, and sinks.

Plumber

Plumber

300

A document that lists your education, work experience, and skills when applying for a job.

Resume (or CV)

300

If you are dismissed or fired from your job, you "get the ______".

Sack

300

 To give someone a job; to employ someone.

To hire

300

The people you work with in a company are called your __________.

Colleagues

400

This person helps people with legal matters and represents them in court.

Lawyer

400

To stop working permanently, usually because you have reached a certain age (e.g., 60 or 65).

Retirement

400

To learn the basics or understand how to do a specific job means to "learn the ______".

Ropes

400

To be the leader or the person responsible for a project or a group of people.

To be in charge of

400

This word describes work done outside the regular office hours, for which you usually get paid more.

Overtime

500

This person studies stars, planets, and the universe using telescopes.

 Astronomer

500

A financial benefit or "extra money" given to an employee for excellent performance.

Bonus

500

This idiom means to work extremely hard, often until you are completely exhausted.

To work one's fingers to the bone

500

When a company reduces its staff because of financial problems, they ______ people off.

Lay

500

This type of worker is not employed by one company but sells their services to different clients.

Freelancer

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