Share Expert 6.1 - Speakout C1-C2 - Unit 3 - Vocab job hunting
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(verb phrase) to determine and articulate the skills, experiences, and qualities that make you particularly attractive to employers
identify your selling points
(verb phrase) to be impressive or interesting enough for someone to examine or consider again
warrant a second look
(verb phrase) to focus on and take advantage of the abilities you are naturally good at
play to your strengths
(verb phrase) to create negative online information or traces that could harm your employability
leave a problematic digital footprint
(verb phrase) to put at risk or endanger someone’s prospects of success
jeopardise a person's chance
(verb phrase) to tell many people about something so the information circulates widely
spread the word
(verb phrase) to improve, update, or refine your résumé in order to present yourself more effectively
work on your CV
(noun phrase) a trained specialist whose job is to find and place suitable candidates in employment positions
professional recruiter
(verb phrase) to locate and make contact with the most relevant individuals for your career goals
track down the right people
(noun phrase) the close circle of friends, family, and colleagues you can contact directly for support or information
immediate network
(verb phrase) to remain cautious and alert about possible risks or problems
be wary of
Before attending the interview, you should ______ so you can answer confidently about your value.
identify your selling points
work on your CV
play to your strengths
During the workshop, the coach asked participants to ______ and write them on sticky notes.
track down the right people
spread the word
identify your selling points
A concise yet compelling cover letter can ______ from the hiring manager.
warrant a second look
be wary of
work on your CV
Reformatting your portfolio with clear visuals will ______ from potential clients.
identify your selling points
professional recruiter
warrant a second look
If public speaking is your forte, try to ______ in the panel interview.
play to your strengths
jeopardise a person's chance
immediate network
