HR Department
A person who is being considered for a job.
Candidate
The list of topics to discuss during a meeting.
Agenda
The daily journey between home and work.
Commute
Something provided for free.
Benefits
"If a manager says, 'We have three more people to see this afternoon,' what are those people called?"
Candidates
To voluntarily leave your job.
Resign
The final date or time by which a task must be finished.
Deadline
To hire an outside company to perform tasks.
Outsource
Money returned to a customer who is unhappy with a product.
Refund
"If an employee hands their boss a formal letter saying they found a new job, what are they about to do?"
Resign
The group of people who work for a company.
Personnel
To discuss terms with another party to reach an agreement.
A detailed list of all the stock currently on hand.
Inventory
Happening once every three months.
Quarterly
"If a memo is addressed to 'All Staff Members,' who is the target audience?"
Personnel
To move an employee to a more senior position.
Promote
An event that is expected to happen in the near future.
Upcoming
To officially inform someone about a fact.
Notify
A reward offered to increase productivity.
Incentive
"If a junior designer is suddenly given a 'Senior' title and a raise, what did the company do?"
Promote them
An empty position in a company.
Vacancy
To officially begin using a specific system at work.
Implement
To end a contract.
Terminate
An adjective meaning "enough" for a specific need.
Sufficient
"If a job board says 'Position Open,' what does the company have?"
A vacancy