Work Vocabulary c1

3. Preparation that helps employees gain the skills needed for a role.
4. A recruiter who seeks skilled professionals, often for executive roles.
7. A rented space where digital nomads and entrepreneurs work side by side. (2 words with '-' in the middle)
8. in What you do when you start work — often by using a time card or app.
9. Free coffee, gym memberships, and flexible hours are examples of these.
10. A system where you choose your start and finish times within limits.
11. A self-employed person, not tied to one company.
13. If your position is eliminated due to restructuring, you may be made this.
14. Hospital and factory workers often work in these instead of 9–5.

1. You might feel this after too many video calls or long workdays.
2. You consider these when choosing a job — long-term opportunities.
5. A financial reward on top of your regular salary.
6. A type of job you can do from home or anywhere with Wi-Fi.
7. A series of levels you climb in a job, aiming for promotions. (2 words with '-' in the middle)
12. A state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion from work.