Vocabulary【Organizational Actions II】
to compromise
To compromise means to reach an agreement by accepting less than what you want.
In a company, departments may need to compromise in order to finish a project on time.
We never compromise on product quality.
They compromised with their supplier on delivery date.
to collaborate
To collaborate means to work with other people toward a goal.
Different departments often collaborate on big projects.
Good collaboration involves compromise and communication.
Sales and marketing teams often need to collaborate on projects.
Product managers often collaborate with many teams.
to supervise
To supervise means to make sure something is being done properly.
Managers supervise projects to keep them on schedule.
Without someone to supervise a project, it may become disorganized.
He is supervising their newest marketing campaign.
She supervised the development of the software.
to review
To review something means to carefully examine it to see if it needs to be changed.
After a company reviews its business goals, it may set new ones.
Managers review their employees' work to evaluate their performance.
The CFO is reviewing a budget report.
You should review your PowerPoint before giving a presentation.
to assign
To assign work means to give it to someone.
When assigning tasks to employees, you need to know their strengths and weaknesses.
They assigned the task to their best employee.
The presentation was assigned to her.
Question
- To supervise an activity means...
> to oversee it. - To compromise means...
> to accept less than what you want - They can evaluate their performance by reviewing their work.
- To finish a project on time, departments in a company may need to...
> compromise on it.
