Unit 4 — Projects

Projects are common in a busy office. This unit covers the relevant vocabulary you will need when working on a project or working with a team, and it contains an example dialog at a project meeting.
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Tim: Ok guys, so following on from last week's brainstorming sessions, I just wanted to say that management are seriously thinking about a lot of the ideas you mentioned. Pete: Great. Now what about the timeframe? Have they agreed to extend it by the extra month? Tim: Yes, so our new deadline is the end of January next year. This should give us plenty of time to do…

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Apple launches a new iPhone every 18 months.
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A lot of people forget that the staff is the most valuable resource a company has.
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A lot of young people work as volunteers to gain experience.
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