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What does the phrase "stand out from the crowd" mean for a job applicant?

It means to be noticeably different and better than other applicants, making a memorable impression.

If a project is "held up," what is happening to its progress?

Its progress is delayed or stopped.

What does the verb "gain" imply in the phrase "gain experience"?

It implies actively obtaining or acquiring experience through effort.

What is an "advantage" of expressing your feelings at work, and what is a "disadvantage"?

An advantage is building trust and clarity, a disadvantage is that strong emotions might cloud judgment or create conflict.

If someone is "tense" before a meeting, how might they behave?

They might speak quickly, seem nervous, or have difficulty relaxing.

What kind of "feedback" did Matt give Paula when he said, "OK, that's useful to think about"?

He gave positive, acknowledging feedback that showed he valued her input.

In the context of work, what does it mean to "meet a target" or "deadline"?

It means to successfully complete a task or reach a goal by the required time.

When Matt says, "I have some concerns," what is a less formal way to express a similar feeling?

You could say "I'm a bit worried" or "I'm unsure about something."

What is the noun form of the adjective "communicative"?

The noun form is "communication."

What might be the consequence of "rushing" a complicated project?

It could lead to mistakes, lower quality, missed details, and ultimately project failure.

If a manager is described as "incompetent," what is a key characteristic they likely lack?

They likely lack the necessary skills, knowledge, or effectiveness to do their job properly.

How is "listening actively" different from just hearing someone?

Active listening involves focusing fully, understanding the message, and responding thoughtfully, not just passively receiving sound.

What does the phrase "track record" refer to in a job advertisement?

It refers to a company's or person's past history of success and achievements.

If you "sort out" a problem at work, what have you done?

You have successfully resolved or fixed the problem.

In the video, Matt "bumped into" Julio. What is a more formal way to say this?

A more formal way is "I recently met" or "I happened to meet."

What is the opposite of a "motivated" candidate?

An unmotivated, unenthusiastic, or apathetic candidate.

Why is it important for a candidate to "come across well" in an interview?

Because it means they communicate effectively and create a positive impression, which helps them get the job.

What is a synonym for "jobseeker" that you might use in a formal report?

You could use "candidate" or "applicant."

If a CV is "clichéd," what is the likely problem with it?

It uses overused, unoriginal language that doesn't make the candidate stand out or show their unique character.