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After working for ten years, she's now a very __________ (experience) project manager.
experienced
He’s highly __________ in handling complex software systems.
competent / skilled / proficient
She’s a __________ negotiator who always finds a win-win solution.
skilled
The team is fully __________ to deal with emergencies.
trained
You need to be __________ in at least two foreign languages for this job.
proficient
As an __________ teacher, she still finds classroom management challenging.
inexperienced
That company failed because the staff were __________ and disorganised.
incompetent / unskilled
He’s completely __________ at manual labour – he can’t even hold a hammer properly.
unskilled / hopeless
Many young workers are __________ and need support to develop practical skills.
untrained
She has extensive __________ working in international environments.
experience
His __________ in multitasking impressed the recruiters.
competence / experience
The job requires strong communication __________.
skills
After years of __________, he finally became a certified electrician. Acceptable answers: training / preparation
training
Her __________ in English is nearly native-level.
proficiency
My dad is very __________ tools – he can fix almost anything at home.
handy with
This advanced coding task is completely __________ me.
beyond
