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The document contains exercises about workplace vocabulary and responsibilities. It includes dialogues about work tasks, descriptions of jobs, rearranging sentences about coworkers' schedules, and completing a story about a delivery man's job. Vocabulary words introduced and practiced include company, routine, office, task, meeting, salary, employee, computer, secretary, form, clients, elementary, project, month, and promotion. Various exercises provide practice using these words in context and identifying their meanings.
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- Following this advice can help increase opportunities for earning more money, getting promoted sooner, and advancing faster in your career, according to the president of Ajilon Finance.
- The tips focus on both personal factors like setting goals and priorities, as well as workplace factors like learning new skills, socializing, and taking on challenges. Regularly evaluating progress and staying focused is emphasized.
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