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It’s not that difficult – the same tasks are repeated many times.

repetitive

put in a new and difficult situation without any help (say the idiom)

be thrown in at the deep end

It’s a lot more exciting or attractive than ordinary jobs.

glamorous

So many things were new and difficult. It forced me to make a lot of effort

challenging

take a break and relax (say the idiom)

put one's feet up

...............is that we need another ten thousand dollars to complete the project.

The bottom line

Despite having a degree in English literature, he got stuck in a ....job at an insurance company.

dead-end

At the meeting, she tried to get ..................by asking a few questions.

the ball rolling

The coach is confident that you will rise ..............

to the challenge

try your best to do something difficult and be successful (say the idiom)

rise to the challenge

have a lot of work and responsibilities (say the idiom)

have a lot on his plate

teach somebody new how to do something correctly (say the idiom)

show him the ropes

the most important reason for something (say the idiom)

the bottom line

It's a superb job. You get thrown ..................and it's all up to you.

in at the deep end

Every day is different, dealing with different tasks and different people.

varied

It’s extremely well paid and offers plenty of chances for promotion.

high-flying

Jake will take you around and show you the ........

ropes

What did you do this weekend? Not much, I just .............. and watched television.

put my feet up

begin a project or start an idea (say the idiom)

to start the ball rolling

It’s enjoyable and interesting career and well worth the effort.

worthwhile

You will need to be able to cope well under pressure.

stressful

She's got a lot ............- especially with two new projects starting this week.

on her plate

It requires a lot of training or practice

highly-skilled

I left because there was no chance of moving to a higher position.

dead-end