Business vocabulary

1. – People who can confirm your qualifications and character.
5. – Areas where a person may lack skill or need improvement.
9. – Money paid to an employee regularly for doing their job.
12. – A summary of a person's education, experience, and skills for job applications.
14. job – A job with fewer hours per week than a full-time position.
15. – A chance for advancement, such as getting a job or promotion.
18. – The education, skills, or experience needed to perform a job.
19. – Abilities or expertise needed to carry out specific tasks.
20. – Extra money given for good performance.
21. – Focused on setting and achieving specific objectives.
22. – A person being considered for a job or position.
23. description – A summary of the responsibilities, duties, and requirements of a job.

2. letter – A letter sent with a résumé to explain your interest and fit for a position.
3. vitae – A detailed written overview of one’s academic and professional background.
4. – Someone who works well with others in a group.
6. form – A document job seekers complete to provide personal and professional details.
7. – Positive traits or abilities a person has.
8. – Open job positions that need to be filled.
10. – A move to a higher job position or rank.
11. – Indicates documents included with a letter or email.
13. – Someone who applies for a job or opportunity.
16. – Being on time; not late.
17. – Reliable and deserving of trust; can be depended on.