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start learning

Question		Answer
peril start learning		danger
guise start learning		the way that someone or something appears to people
titan start learning		a person or organisation that is very important or successful
remorseless start learning		not feeling sad or guilty for having done something wrong
contender start learning		someone who competes with other people for a prize or job
mouth off start learning		give your opinions about something in a very annoying way
oblivion start learning		a situation in which someone or something has been completely forgotten
headhunt start learning		try to persuade someone to leave their job and go to work for another company
phenomenon start learning		an event or situation that can be seen to happen or exist
malaise start learning		a general feeling of being worried, unhappy, or not satisfied
rivalry start learning		a situation in which people, teams, businesses, etc. compete with one another
relentless start learning		determined and never stopping in your attempts to achieve something
slack off start learning		slow down or become less
lure start learning		persuade someone to do something by making it look very attractive
career suicide start learning		something that you do that is likely to have very bad results for your career
corporate job / life start learning		relating to working in a large company
options division start learning		an area that works with the rights to buy or sell something in the future
brokerage firm start learning		a company that organises business deals for other people
tech titan start learning		a person or organisation in the technology sector that is very important or successful
company loyalty start learning		support that you always give to a company because of your feelings of duty towards them
financial analyst start learning		someone whose job is to carefully examine financial markets and events
software powerhouse start learning		a software company that has a lot of power or influence

Sabbatical versus burnout

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