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  • What is the noun form of the adjective "communicative"?
    The noun form is "communication."
  • What is a synonym for "jobseeker" that you might use in a formal report?
    You could use "candidate" or "applicant."
  • If someone is "tense" before a meeting, how might they behave?
    They might speak quickly, seem nervous, or have difficulty relaxing.
  • 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 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 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.
  • 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.
  • If a project is "held up," what is happening to its progress?
    Its progress is delayed or stopped.
  • 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."
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • What does the verb "gain" imply in the phrase "gain experience"?
    It implies actively obtaining or acquiring experience through effort.
  • 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.
  • What might be the consequence of "rushing" a complicated project?
    It could lead to mistakes, lower quality, missed details, and ultimately project failure.
  • 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.
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