Learn 13 Professional English Expressions from a native speaker. (Part 2 of Ross interview)

Learn 13 Professional English Expressions from a native speaker.

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[Victorsbzh]

4:15 in the field
4:44 to get into it
5:19 to line up
6:12 to back out on smb/smth
6:55 on the last second/minute/moment
7:40 skill set
8:15 to be on deadline
8:45 to be stong/good at smth
9:11 to move (smb's way) up
9:50 I wanted to be
10:10 time sensitive
11:05 supply and demand
11:45 X, Y, or Z
12:20 fashion

[morgianaalibabax]

Let's recap, shall we?
1. to line up --> to schedule, to arrange, to plan
2. to back out --> to decide not to do sth you promised to do, break a promise
3. skill set --> the skills required for a job
4. to move up --> to get promotions, to get better positions
5. time sensitive --> must be done by a particular time, like a deadline
6. on deadline --> fishing a job on time
7. in the field --> in the profession
8. to get into --> to start, to enter a field
9. The supply is overwhelming (greater than) the demand
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