What does coast mean in the context of work?, To work extremely hard to achieve a goal., To continue working while making very little effort., To complete a task much faster than expected., What does hammer away at something mean?, To work persistently and put considerable effort into something., To repeat a task because you have misunderstood the instructions., To work on several different tasks at the same time., What does burnout mean?, A temporary lack of motivation caused by an uninteresting task., A period of unemployment following a stressful job., A state of physical or mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress., What is a high-flyer?, Someone who frequently changes jobs to gain experience., Someone who is highly successful and likely to progress in their career., Someone who works independently rather than as part of a team., What does be cut out for something mean?, To have the necessary qualities or abilities for a particular role., To have received specialist training for a particular role., To have previous experience of working in a particular role., What does mainstay mean?, A temporary solution that helps an organisation overcome difficulties., A relatively minor part of something that provides additional support., The principal source of support on which something depends., What does aspirational mean?, Having ambitions that are considered unrealistic or excessive., Wanting to achieve success or improve your position in life., Being determined to maintain your current level of success., What does overambitious mean?, Setting goals that are excessively difficult or unrealistic., Having several different career ambitions at the same time., Being highly motivated to achieve challenging but realistic goals., What are bragging rights?, The authority to make important decisions because of your seniority., The recognition you receive for contributing to a successful project., The satisfaction of achieving something that allows you to claim superiority over others.

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