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  • A person who works with you in the same company or office.
    Colleague
  • What does the term “working life” usually refer to?
    It refers to people’s jobs, careers, and daily work routines.
  • What is one advantage of working in a team?
    Sharing ideas and responsibilities
  • Moving to a higher position with more responsibility.
    Promotion
  • What is meant by work-life balance?
    Managing time between job duties and personal life.
  • A work timetable that can be adjusted to personal needs.
    A flexible schedule
  • Doing extra hours beyond the normal working schedule.
    To work overtime
  • Feeling happy and fulfilled in your work.
    Job satisfaction
  • Regular work, usually about 35–40 hours per week.
    Full-time job
  • A person who works without pay to help others or support a cause.
    Volunteer
  • The ability to use digital devices, software, and online tools effectively and safely.
    Digital literacy
  • Someone who sees an event (such as an accident or crime) and can describe it.
    Witness
  • The ability to communicate and interact effectively with other people.
    Interpersonal skills
  • Temporary work experience, often for students or recent graduates, to gain practical skills.
    Internship
  • The assurance of keeping one’s job without risk of unemployment is .........
    Job security
  • Work with fewer hours than a full-time schedule, often flexible.
    Part-time job
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