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Why do you think the system made a mistake? start learning
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Because even the best systems are fallible and can make errors occasionally.
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How did she respond to his greeting? start learning
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In the same way; similarly. She smiled and said, “Likewise,” acknowledging his greeting with the same sentiment.
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A person who is curious and asks questions. What kind of person asks a lot of questions? start learning
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Curious or eager to learn and investigate. An inquisitive person asks a lot of questions.
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What is the expected reaction to the new policy among employees? start learning
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The new policy is likely to engender a lot of debate among employees
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Have you ever encountered a dissenting opinion in a group discussion? start learning
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An opinion that differs from the majority or official view. Yes, there was a dissenting opinion in our last meeting; it sparked a lively debate among the team members.
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Project Manager: "Our innovative ideas will 'Propel' the company towards its goals of sustainability and growth." start learning
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To drive or push something forward Project Manager: "Our innovative ideas will '____________________' the company towards its goals of sustainability and growth."
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How does your company deal with laggards? start learning
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People that are slow to progress Our company offers additional training and support to help laggards improve their performance.
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resonate with Constituencies Marketing Director: "We need to tailor our messaging to resonate with different 'Constituencies' within our target audience." start learning
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Groups of people who share common interests or goals and are represented or served by a particular organization or institution. Marketing Director: "We need to tailor our messaging to resonate with different '____________________' within our target audience."
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Sales Manager: "Our social media campaign managed to 'Garner' thousands of followers in just a few weeks." start learning
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To gather something gradually or bit by bit. Sales Manager: "Our social media campaign managed to '____________________' thousands of followers in just a few weeks."
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How did you get along with your new coworker? start learning
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To quickly form a good relationship. We hit it off immediately, finding that we had a lot in common and worked well together from the start.
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How did you manage to get into the meeting on time? start learning
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To move quickly into a place I scrambled into the meeting just as it was starting; I had to rush from another appointment.
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How did your boss manage your project? start learning
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Under close control or supervision. My boss kept me on a tight leash, closely monitoring every step of the project.
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Administrator: "The celebratory toast was accompanied by the 'Clink' of glasses as colleagues raised their cups in cheers." start learning
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To make a metallic sound, typically produced when glass or metal objects strike together. Administrator: "The celebratory toast was accompanied by the '____________________' of glasses as colleagues raised their cups in cheers."
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A team is discussing their strategy to meet or exceed their sales goals for the upcoming quarter. start learning
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To achieve or surpass a goal or objective. We need a solid plan if we want to knock over our targets this quarter
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Manager: "Let's analyze the potential 'Cons' of implementing this new policy before making a final decision." start learning
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Short for "consequences," typically used informally in conversation to refer to the outcomes or results of actions. Manager: "Let's analyze the potential '____________________' of implementing this new policy before making a final decision."
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