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But this was offset by an even larger drop in the number of people leaving the UK start learning
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Their turnover is very high start learning
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EU stands for European Union. Sorry, what does SOP stand for? start learning
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EU to skrót od European Union.
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They always try to be consistent start learning
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Zawsze starają się być konsekwentni
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They spend a lot of money on marketing. They have a large marketing budget start learning
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Wydają dużo pieniędzy na marketing.
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In Spain, we prefer having a sit-down meal start learning
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W Hiszpanii wolimy jeść posiłki na siedząco
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I think this is one of their selling points start learning
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Myślę, że to jeden z ich atutów sprzedażowych
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They target people who want something quick for lunch. start learning
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Ich oferta jest skierowana do osób, które chcą zjeść coś szybkiego na lunch.
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They can enjoy a wide range of products start learning
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Mogą cieszyć się szeroką gamą produktów
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It's a good way of attracting people to their restaurant start learning
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To dobry sposób na przyciągnięcie ludzi do restauracji
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Does she have a clothing line start learning
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Czy ona ma linię odzieżową?
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The prices are reasonable start learning
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It can attract customers from many countries of the world start learning
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Może przyciągnąć klientów z wielu krajów świata
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trustworthiness, credibility "When Moiraine first rode into Emond's Field, her air of command was absolute. But her Aes Sedai face gave no hint of her motives, and the villagers' first impression was one of deep suspicion, not trustworthiness." start learning
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When Mat tried to warn the Lord of the city about the Trolloc attack, his first impression ruined his credibility. He was just a disheveled traveler with a strange staff and a scar, and the guards laughed him out of the hall as a drunk." start learning
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"During the negotiation, the client said he was satisfied with the price, but his nonverbal cues—like his tightly crossed arms and tapping foot—told me he wasn't convinced, so I offered a small concession." start learning
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"The hiring manager made a snap judgment to dismiss the candidate because of his casual attire, completely overlooking the impressive portfolio and experience listed on his resume." start learning
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Relying on the cognitive shortcut that 'all tech startups are high-risk' can cause investors to miss out on well-researched, stable opportunities in a booming market." start learning
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"Our new intern is brilliant at coding, but she'll need a mentor to help her learn how to navigate the world of corporate politics and inter-departmental communication." start learning
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żeglować po świecie, odnajdować się w rzeczywistości
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During the pitch, the founder's ability to maintain steady eye contact with each investor in the room helped establish her credibility and passion for the project. start learning
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We train our new managers that an open and upright posture during team meetings makes them appear more approachable and confident in their leadership. start learning
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The deal was unofficially sealed with a firm handshake; it's a classic gesture of mutual respect and agreement in the business world start learning
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mocny, suchy uścisk dłoni
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A skilled negotiator will often use mirroring, subtly matching the client's body language and speech patterns to build rapport and create a sense of alignment. start learning
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vocal tone, it's pace and pitch Her vocal tone during the presentation was perfect; it conveyed enthusiasm and confidence in the sales projections, which got the entire department excited about the new quarter." start learning
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ton głosu, jego tempo i wysokość
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"When the manager gets stressed, his vocal pitch tends to rise, which can make the rest of the team feel anxious. He's learning to consciously lower it during high-pressure situations." start learning
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In a client-facing role, your personal appearance is the first signal of your professionalism and attention to detail before you even say a word." start learning
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Ona bardzo dba o swój wygląd.
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The company has a 'business casual' dress code, but for important client meetings, wearing more formal clothing like a suit is expected to show respect." start learning
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His grooming was impeccable—neatly styled hair, clean-shaven, and tidy fingernails—which gave the impression he was organized and took his role seriously." start learning
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I pride myself on being punctual, and I apologize for starting us off on the wrong foot, start learning
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I pride myself on being punctual, and I apologize for starting us off on the wrong foot, start learning
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If you came across as quiet or aloof, make a point to be friendly and contribute a thoughtful comment in every group interaction. start learning
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Don't just fix the negative trait; amplify your positive ones. start learning
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wzmacniać pozytywne cechy
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He was quiet at first, but after the host introduced their shared love for hiking, he started to warm up to her and became much more talkative." "The new puppy needed a few hours to warm up to us before it would take a treat from our hands." start learning
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polubić kogoś, obdarzyć sympatią, ciepło kogoś przyjmować
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Both games had two of the most disastrous launches in history. The first impression was overwhelmingly negative. start learning
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When he returned to Apple, he channeled his intensity into a string of world-changing, incredibly successful products (iMac, iPod, iPhone), proving his genius and cementing a new legacy as a visionary. start learning
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cementowanie, umacnianie dziedzictwa
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Johnson & Johnson immediately took accountability, recalled all products (a massive financial hit), and invented new, tamper-proof safety seals that are now the industry standard. start learning
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I have a great rapport with my workmates. We all get along really well. start learning
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Jestem w świetnych stosunkach z kolegami z pracy. Naprawdę dobrze się dogadujemy.
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first impression set the tone for future interactions start learning
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pierwsze wrażenie ustala ton przyszłych interakcji
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use perfume very sparingly (subtle scent) start learning
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używaj perfum bardzo oszczędnie (subtelny zapach)
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well-maintained hairstyle have a clean and well-mainained hairstyle start learning
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nail must be clean and trimmed, not to be jaggy start learning
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paznokcie muszą być czyste i przycięte, nie może być postrzępiony
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clothes should be clean and free of stains and neetly pressed start learning
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ubrania powinny być czyste, bez plam i starannie wyprasowane
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Make a point to be present. (This means giving the person your full, undivided attention, putting away your phone, and actively listening.) Make a point to be genuinely curious. start learning
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