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A person whose job is to find and hire new employees
Recruiter
The total amount of tasks someone must complete.
Workload
Working very hard for long hours to achieve success.
Grinding
To officially end your work shift for the day.
Clock out
The person responsible for interviewing job candidates.
Recruiter
The education, experience, or skills required for a job
Qualification
Connected with large companies or business organizations.
Corporate
Pretending to work or avoiding responsibilities
Slacking
Putting in a lot of effort to make money or reach goals.
Hustling
A certificate, degree, or skill that makes you suitable for a position.
Qualification
Someone who is never late for work or meetings.
Punctual
To work together with others toward a common goal.
Collaborate
A manager who creates a stressful or unhealthy work environment.
Toxic boss
A job with little or no opportunity for career growth.
Dead-end job
Working closely with teammates to finish a project successfully
Collaborate
To discuss terms until everyone reaches an agreement.
Negotiate
A move to a higher position with more responsibility.
Promotion
A second job that earns extra income outside your main job.
Side gig
A slang expression meaning you successfully earned money or achieved a financial goal.
Bag secured
Reaching an agreement after discussing different opinions.
Negotiate
The ability to inspire, guide, and manage a team.
Leadership
Completing work efficiently and producing good results.
Productivity
Feeling mentally and physically exhausted because of too much work.
Burnout
A noticeable improvement in someone's professional life or career.
Career glow-up
A state of extreme fatigue caused by prolonged stress at work.
Burnout