Share 🎯 Resolutions at Work: Smart Habits & Better Decisions!
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🧠💼 Opinion Why do many professionals fail to stick to productivity resolutions at work? Words to use: because, routine, commitment
🗂️ Many people fail because they lack a stable routine, and maintaining commitment becomes difficult over time. 🔄
🎯 Opinion Do you think companies should encourage employees to set annual professional resolutions? Words to use: however, motivation, objective
📈 Setting goals boosts motivation; however, each objective needs to be realistic. ✔️
🏗️ Opinion Should managers make a resolution to delegate more? Why or why not? Words to use: in addition, workload, trust
🤝 Delegation reduces workload and in addition, it builds trust within the team. 💪
⚖️ Opinion Is it realistic for employees to cut down on overtime as a New Year resolution? Words to use: although, pressure, boundaries
🕒 Although work pressure exists, setting clear boundaries makes it possible. ✋
🤖 Opinion Should engineers make yearly resolutions to learn new tools? Words to use: also, upskilling, efficiency
🔍 Opinion Are vague goals harmful in a professional environment? Words to use: therefore, confusion, planning
❗ Yes — vague goals cause confusion, therefore good planning is essential. 📌
🏢 Opinion Do team resolutions improve workplace culture, or are they unnecessary? Words to use: overall, collaboration, engagement
👥 They improve collaboration and boost engagement overall if managed well. 🌟
⏳ Opinion Why do workers struggle to get round to important tasks? Words to use: because, distractions, priorities
📉 Often because of constant distractions and unclear priorities. 🔄
📅 Opinion Are long-term professional resolutions more effective than short-term ones? Words to use: however, strategy, motivation
🧩 Long-term strategy matters; however, short-term goals maintain motivation. ⚡
📚 Vocabulary Which phrasal verb means “finally find time to do something”?
carry out
get round to
stick to
📚 Vocabulary Which expression means “continue doing something difficult”?
cut down on
pay off
stick to
📚 Vocabulary Which phrasal verb means “plan something in detail”?
follow through on
take up
map out
📚 Vocabulary Which verb means “finish what you started”?
follow through on
take up
carry out
📚 Vocabulary Which phrasal verb means “reduce something”?
map out
cut down on
take up
📚 Vocabulary Which verb means “start a new activity”?
get round to
stick to
take up
🛠️ Scenario You planned to map out a project schedule, but you never got round to it. Explain to your manager. Words: because, priorities, deadline
🧾 I couldn’t finish it because urgent priorities appeared, but I’ll complete it before the deadline. ⏰
