Workplace, Meetings & Job Hunting vocabulary — B2
36 words of level B2 (Upper-intermediate) from the “Workplace, Meetings & Job Hunting” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| let's take this offline | suggests discussing something separately, not in the current meeting |
| let's park that | suggests setting a topic aside to return to it later |
| loop me in | asks to be included in messages or updates about something |
| walk me through your resume | asks a job candidate to explain their work history |
| what's your notice period | asks how long before you can leave your current job |
| take-home pay | the money you receive after tax is removed |
| a counteroffer | a better offer made to keep or win over an employee |
| salary expectations | how much pay a candidate hopes to receive |
| a perk | an extra benefit that comes with a job |
| to be overqualified | to have more skills or experience than a job requires |
| to brush up on | to quickly improve a skill you already have |
| a skill gap | the difference between the skills you have and those needed |
| a deal-breaker | a condition that would make you reject an offer |
| drop the ball | to fail to do something you were responsible for |
| pick up the slack | to do extra work to make up for someone else |
| wear many hats | to have many different roles or jobs at once |
| to micromanage | to control every small detail of others' work |
| a heads-up | a warning or notice given in advance |
| to be swamped | to have far too much work to handle |
| a quick win | an easy success achieved with little effort |
| to push back | to disagree with or resist a decision |
| to step up | to take on more responsibility when needed |
| a bottleneck | a point where work slows down and holds up everything else |
| to be slammed | to be extremely busy |
| to go above and beyond | to do much more than is expected |
| as per our conversation | a formal phrase referring back to something already discussed |
| please advise | a formal request for instructions or an opinion |
| noted with thanks | a short formal reply confirming you received the information |
| paid time off | days you can take off work while still being paid |
| a side hustle | a small job or business done alongside your main work |
| to be up for review | to be due for an assessment, often of pay or performance |
| a performance review | a regular meeting to assess how well someone works |
| a pay cut | a reduction in your salary |
| job security | how safe and stable a job is |
| to hand in your notice | to formally tell your employer you are leaving |
| to be let go | to lose your job; to be dismissed |
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