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Non-union-affiliated shop steward
I'm looking for an English word or short phrase to convey a meaning which is similar to “union representative” or “shop steward”, except that the person in question is not (necessarily) associated ...
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Is there an intermediate level between junior and senior? [duplicate]
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Noun for “person with intermediate skill”
I would like to refer to the intermediate level of a Human Resources Analyst. She is not a Junior HR Analyst ...
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Like “relinquish” but less extreme
What alternatives are there for relinquish or abdicate in a business setting?
For example:
Business X is willing to [relinquish] their preexisting partnership for this opportunity.
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alternatives for “guy”
I'm working in an English big company in Germany. Everybody speak English but most of us as second, or third language.
One thing I noticed is that we are all "guys" in the office:
"Ask the guy up ...
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How should one answer a business phone?
I am still a bit confused how to receive an external phone call at work.
Browsing the internet I find:
* Hello? (informal)
* Thank you for calling Boyz Autobody. Jody speaking. How can I help you?
* ...
