Vocabulary【W(wǎng)orkflow Actions】
to approve
To approve something means to accept it or agree to it.
A budget usually needs to be approved by the CEO and CFO.
The budget needs to be approved before you can spend the money.
His proposal has already been approved by the board.
We have to wait for the manager to approve our plan.
to implement
To implement something means to put it into action.
You can implement a rule to prevent a problem.
If a workflow is confusing, you will need to implement changes.
The new policy will be implemented in several days.
They lack the technology to implement the design.
to accomplish
To accomplish something means to complete it successfully.
Teams need to cooperate to accomplish a project.
Without a clear schedule, it may be hard to accomplish a project on time.
We accomplished the task ahead of schedule.
They accomplished nothing of what they planned to do.
to monitor
To monitor something means to track its progress.
Monitoring a project ensures it is done well and on time.
Managers are usually responsible for monitoring the workflow in their departments.
He monitors the quality of his employees' work.
The progress of this project is being closely monitored.
to reject
To reject something means to refuse to accept it.
If a budget is too high, the CFO may reject it.
A budget may be rejected many times before it gets approved.
Her manager rejected her request for annual leave.
His proposal for a pay increase was rejected.
Question
- Their proposal was well-organized and cost-effective, so it was...
> approved - What can you do prevent a problem?
> you can implement a rule about it - What can ensure a project can be completed on time?
> monitoring its progress - If a budget costs the company too much money, the CFO may reject it.
