Tell me about a time you took initiative - VOCABULARY

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Froggy Jumps Tell me about a time you took initiative - VOCABULARYOnline version SKILL TALK 01.01 by Филипп Леонидович 1 to act without needing to be told a to take initiative b to get initiative c to make initiative 2 to become involved because help or action is needed a to sign off b to roll out c to step in 3 to start dealing with a task or issue a to deal something with b to pick something up c to roll something out 4 something you believe is true without full proof a assumption b assertion c assurance 5 the boundaries of a task, project, or responsibility a scale b scope c state 6 agreement, support, or approval from the people involved a buy-on b inbuy c buy-in 7 the person accountable for how a particular process works and is improved a project manager b process owner c project owner 8 a small test before a wider launch a beta version b trial period c pilot 9 a temporary way of dealing with a problem a workaround b roundabout c walkabout 10 unlikely to cause harm but potentially very useful a unrisky, impactful b low-risk, high-impact c high-risk, low-impact 11 a point where work slows down a a bottleneck b a workaround c a recurring issue

Froggy Jumps

Tell me about a time you took initiative - VOCABULARYOnline version

SKILL TALK 01.01

by Филипп Леонидович

to act without needing to be told

to take initiative

to get initiative

to make initiative

to become involved because help or action is needed

to sign off

to roll out

to step in

to start dealing with a task or issue

to deal something with

to pick something up

to roll something out

something you believe is true without full proof

assumption

assertion

assurance

the boundaries of a task, project, or responsibility

scale

scope

state

agreement, support, or approval from the people involved

buy-on

inbuy

buy-in

the person accountable for how a particular process works and is improved

project manager

process owner

project owner

a small test before a wider launch

beta version

trial period

pilot

a temporary way of dealing with a problem

workaround

roundabout

walkabout

unlikely to cause harm but potentially very useful

unrisky, impactful

low-risk, high-impact

high-risk, low-impact

a point where work slows down

a bottleneck

a workaround

a recurring issue

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Tell me about a time you took initiative - VOCABULARYOnline version

by Филипп Леонидович

to act without needing to be told

to become involved because help or action is needed

to start dealing with a task or issue

something you believe is true without full proof

the boundaries of a task, project, or responsibility

agreement, support, or approval from the people involved

the person accountable for how a particular process works and is improved

a small test before a wider launch

a temporary way of dealing with a problem

unlikely to cause harm but potentially very useful

a point where work slows down

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