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Talent Talk — English for HR
Start Here
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Module 1 — Recruiting & Job Descriptions
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Module 2 — Interviewing Candidates
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Module 3 — Onboarding International Hires
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Module 4 — Performance Reviews & Feedback
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Overview & Goals
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Reading — Fast Feedback: Why Once a Year Is Not EnoughAnteprima
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Quiz — Reading
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Quick Vocabulary & Pronunciation — Reviews & FeedbackAnteprima
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Grammar — Past Simple vs Present PerfectAnteprima
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G1 — Past Simple or Present Perfect
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G2 — Past Simple or Present Perfect
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G3 — Past Simple or Present Perfect
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G4 — Past Simple or Present Perfect (fill-in-the-blank)
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Useful Language — Giving Feedback That LandsAnteprima
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Writing Practice: The Review Summary
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Podcast — How to Give a Review People Actually ValueAnteprima
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Quiz — Podcast
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Grammar — Language for Advice
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G1 — Language for advice
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G2 — Language for advice
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G3 — Language for advice
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G4 — Language for advice (fill-in-the-blank)
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Roleplay — A Difficult Performance Review
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Unit Review — Revision Notes
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Module Final Quiz
Module 5 — Difficult Conversations
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Module 6 — HR Emails & Policies
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Module 7 — Meetings with International Teams
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Module 8 — Compensation & Negotiation
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Course Finale — Final Speaking
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Lezione testuale
Quick Vocabulary & Pronunciation — Reviews & Feedback
Eight words for reviews and feedback. Tap a card to see the meaning and an example, and press the speaker to hear it.
appraisal
a formal meeting to evaluate an employee’s work over a period
Her annual appraisal is scheduled for next Tuesday.
underperform
to perform worse than expected or required
Sales have underperformed for two quarters in a row.
praise
to express approval of someone’s work
Remember to praise the team when they deliver early.
milestone
an important stage or event in the progress of a project
Reaching a thousand users was a major milestone for us.
room for improvement
areas where someone could do better
Your reports are solid, but there is room for improvement.
follow through
to complete what was agreed or promised
It is not enough to agree actions, you have to follow through.
on track
making progress as planned
The project is on track for a June release.
catch up
to meet and update each other; to reach the expected level
Let’s catch up on Friday to see how the new process is going.