job satisfaction [noun phrase]: the level of contentment or fulfillment an individual experiences in their work or occupation
motivation level [noun phrase]: the degree of determination or enthusiasm a person has toward achieving a goal or completing a task
kick in the pants [idiom]: a metaphorical expression referring to something that motivates or encourages someone to take action, often through a sense of urgency or necessity
hygiene factor [noun phrase]: elements in a work environment that, if lacking, can cause dissatisfaction among employees
disgruntled [adjective]: feeling dissatisfied or discontented, typically due to grievances or a sense of unfair treatment
distinction [noun]: a noticeable difference or feature that sets someone or something apart from others; recognition for excellence or achievement
simultaneous [adjective]: occurring, existing, or done at the same time
time and again [phrase]: repeatedly; on numerous occasions
go to great lengths [idiom]: to make considerable or extraordinary efforts to accomplish something
strain every nerve [idiom]: to exert maximum effort or use all available resources to achieve a goal
put one’s heart and soul into something [idiom]: to invest one's utmost effort, passion, and dedication into something
shoot for the moon [idiom]: to set extremely ambitious goals or aim for something very difficult to achieve
go out of one’s way [idiom]: to make a special effort or inconvenience oneself in order to help or accommodate someone else
do things by halves [idiom]: to do something incompletely or with insufficient effort; to be half-hearted in one's actions
two-pronged [adjective]: involving two different ways of achieving the same aim
Tom | March 19, 2024
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