The list focuses on essential terms and phrases related to the process of getting hired in a business context.

📩 Getting Hired ☎📞

a written agreement
"Great! I’ll write the contract and I’ll see you at 9:00 am sharp on July 21."

good addition, good part
"I think you’ll be an asset to our team."

a job, a role within a company
"I’m pleased to offer you a full-time position as a sales representative at River Education Books."

working an average of 40 hours a week
"I’m pleased to offer you a full-time position as a sales representative at River Education Books."

to arrange, to plan
"Please call me so that we can set up a start date and discuss your salary."

to take, to agree to
"I like the idea of a bonus plan. I accept."

skills, experience, education
"I enjoyed our interview last week. We had a lot of time to discuss your qualifications."

a sum of money that is given as a reward for hard work
" could go up to $28,000 and set up a bonus plan for good sales."

part of the team
"Great to have you on board, Lee."

to discuss in order to reach an agreement
"We need to negotiate your start date and salary."

the amount of money earned each year at a job
"We need to negotiate your start date and salary."

the first day at work
"Please call me so that we can set up a start date "

getting the chance to accept a new job
"I’m calling in response to your email message. I’m very excited about the job offer."

to be good at negotiating
"You drive a hard bargain. I could go up to $28,000 and set up a bonus plan for good sales."

an amount of time usually required before leaving a job
"I need to give my employer two weeks’ notice."

exactly (when referring to time)
"Great! I’ll write the contract and I’ll see you at 9:00 am sharp on July 21."