Across
- 4. Someone with more experience or a higher rank at work.
- 6. Giving you satisfaction or a feeling that your work is valuable.
- 7. Able to change or adapt easily to different situations or hours.
- 8. To meet and connect with people who can help your career or job search.
- 13. To employ someone to work for you.
- 14. To give someone a higher position or more responsibility at work.
- 16. To think something is important or useful.
- 17. A temporary job, often for students, to gain experience in a particular field.
- 18. A skill, degree, or certificate that shows you are able to do a job.
- 20. To do work without being paid, usually to help others.
- 21. The state of being treated the same and having the same rights.
- 22. To officially leave your job or position.
Down
- 1. Someone who tells other people what to do in a way that can be annoying.
- 2. Something that stops or makes it difficult to do something.
- 3. The group of people who are in charge of running a company or department.
- 5. To start or create a company, organisation, or group.
- 9. To act or speak on behalf of a group or company.
- 10. A job or career that you feel strongly suited to or called to do.
- 11. To focus on a particular subject or type of work.
- 12. Treating someone unfairly because of their race, gender, age, or other differences.
- 15. Boring and repetitive.
- 19. The reason why something exists or why someone does something.