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***words from EF: job interviews

whereas I see moving to the US as a chance to speed up my career.
I consider myself a team player as well.
a few years ago, you might've desribed me as shy
I had a tendency to get very stuck in the numbers
socialized with my team as much as I should have.

It's something that I have been working on, and I'm much more comfortable socializing in a business setting now.

in a business setting:
ビジネスシーンで

one of the numbers was way off
And I then had to bring that to her attention.
a mistake of that magnitude, you don't want the whole office knowing

there might be a mistake on either my end or hers.
we were able to rectify it before the deadline.

resilient: able to quickly return to a previous good condition
rectify:while something can be "corrected", correct in itself can also mean right. while "rectify" means to either be corrected, adjust, or to change.
https://hinative.com/ja/questions/909971

sounds like you have really good tact
tact: the ability to say or do the right thing without making anyone unhappy or angry

we don't like call-out culture here.

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endorse

consistence with: state of standing still; firmness,
e.g. Consider if the innovation is consistent with existing internal strategies, guidance, and priorities

IP: intellectual property rights

robust: strong and healthy; vigorous.
if you are clear about what is required in a client contract

jeopardize
credentials
e.g. care for your credentials
care for
e.g. Would you care for a cup of coffee? : コーヒーいかがですか?
e.g. I care for my wife. : 私は妻を愛している。
e.g. I don't care for sports. : スポーツには関心がない。

I got it
You got it
I got you; Gotcha
https://eikaiwa.weblio.jp/column/phrases/natural_english/gotcha-i-got-you

reputable
e.g. reputable website
excerpt
e.g. These excerpts from "A" were compiled and edited by him
e.g. excerpt comments from

GDPR - general data protection regulation
https://www.eugdpr.org/

c.f. The latest data privacy law is the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR) out of the European Union(EU), which goes into effect 25 May 2018.

criminal sanction
sanction: a threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule
deflower

bash: strike hard and violently; criticize severely
e.g. you wouldn't bash a client at a public conference
e.g. Japan bashing

GARP(gratuitous ARP)

gratuitous: uncalled for; lacking good reason; given or done free of charge

 

agonize over: If you agonize over/about something, you spend time worrying and trying to make a decision about it:
e.g. at any rate, there's no point agnoising over something we don't know

put another way
言い換えれば

 

bribe
fierce
pitfalls
Anti-Corruption 汚職行為防止
Best of all he has experience. いちばんよいことに彼には経験がある
bid
popular sanction 世論の是認
give sanction to… …を裁可[是認]する
you have satisfied the completion requirements for this training.

 

admittedly: used when you are agreeing that something is true, especially unwillingly
I can live with that:現状を受け入れる, 何とかやっていく
e.g. Sure. I CAN LIVE WITH THAT. Sounds even better.

postal company

MUA->MTA->MDA->MUA

MUA:Mail user agent
MTA: Mail transfer agent
MDA: Mail delivery agent
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_transfer_agent

ホップ数制限:
メールがピンポンしないために設定する、ホップするメールサーバ数

prolific: (of a plant, animal, or person) producing much fruit or foliage or many offspring.
e.g. Hope we will have a prolific time in the coming six months

 

And so you shall, my darling. So you shall.
Shall=will
I open. = 開ける
I can open. = 開けられる。
I shall open. =開けよう。

 

I graduated with an MS in accounting.

M.A. = Master of Arts(文系)
M.S. = Master of Science(理系)


I'm currently working on an MBA.
I majored in chemistry.

I have extensive experience in operating huge corporate network

 

It's quite cold by this time of year.
It's a real pleasure to meet you
administrative assistant (秘書)
receptionist (受付)

How do you like _____?
→「?はどうですか?」
https://hapaeikaiwa.com/2017/05/11/%E3%80%8Cdo-you-like%E3%80%8D%E3%82%88%E3%82%8A%E3%82%82%E4%BC%9A%E8%A9%B1%E3%81%8C%E5%BC%BE%E3%82%80%E3%80%8Chow-do-you-like%E3%80%8D/

I have to say
(文意を強めるために用いられる表現)
e.g.
I have to say that’s the most amazing story I ever heard.
(本当に、これまでに聞いた中で最も驚くべき話だ。)
http://eikaiwa-drama.com/2204.html

 

ambitious 野心のある
determined 決定力のある

<negative words>
touchy 神経質な、怒りっぽい
thin-skinned 過敏な

resilient
Don't worry about her. She's tough, really thick-skinned. Nothing gets to her.
彼女のことは気にしないでください。彼女は気が強く、本当に無神経です。