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  • To deal with people
    To communicate and work with customers, clients, or colleagues.
  • To work irregular hours
    To work at different times, not on a fixed schedule.
  • To show initiative
    To do things without being told, and to suggest new ideas.
  • A demanding / fulfilling job
    A job that is difficult and requires effort, but also feels meaningful and rewarding.
  • Vocational training
    Practical training that prepares you for a specific job or career.
  • To be stuck behind a desk
    To have a job where you spend most of your time sitting at a desk, often doing boring office work.
  • A nine-to-five job
    A regular job with typical working hours, usually from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • A good team player
    Someone who works well with other people in a group.
  • Career prospects
    The chances of getting better jobs or promotions in the future.
  • Promotion opportunities
    Chances to move to a higher position at work.
  • To be highly motivated
    To be very eager and determined to do well.
  • A stimulating work environment
    A workplace that is interesting, active, and encourages new ideas.
  • To be motivated by money
    To work hard mainly because you want to earn money.
  • To develop professionally
    To improve your skills, knowledge, and career abilities.
  • To work under pressure
    To stay calm and work well in stressful situations.
  • To be able to take charge
    To be able to lead, organize, and make decisions.
  • To thrive on responsibility
    To enjoy having important tasks and being trusted to do them.
  • A steady job
    A stable job that gives you regular work and income.
  • To meet deadlines
    To finish tasks by the required time or date.
  • A well-paid job
    A job that gives you a good salary.
  • To have job satisfaction
    To feel happy and fulfilled because of your work.
  • My long-term goal is to…
    Something important you want to achieve in the future.
  • Work-life balance
    A healthy balance between your job and your personal life.
  • To gain work experience
    To learn skills and knowledge by doing a job or internship.
  • A competitive salary
    A salary that is good compared with similar jobs.
  • A high-powered job
    An important, demanding job with a lot of responsibility and influence.
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