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Ideal Colleague Word Hunt
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Ideal Colleague Word Hunt
A LingoLero Business English mini-lesson
Ideal Colleague Word Hunt
The first three adjectives you find describe your ideal colleague. Drag across the letters, or tap the first and last letter.
Find the first adjective that catches your eye.
Find all twelve adjectives
Business English boost: meanings and examples
Your first three adjectives are marked as YOUR WORD.
Adjusts easily when priorities or circumstances change.
“She’s adaptable and stays effective when priorities shift.”
Can consistently be trusted to do what they promise.
“He’s reliable and always meets agreed deadlines.”
Helps colleagues and encourages their success.
“She is supportive when teammates need guidance.”
Acts before being asked or before problems arise.
“He takes a proactive approach to client issues.”
Treats others considerately and values their viewpoints.
“She remains respectful during difficult discussions.”
Finds clever, practical ways to solve problems.
“He’s resourceful when time and budgets are tight.”
Plans work and keeps information and tasks in order.
“She is organized and keeps projects on track.”
Handles sensitive situations without causing offense.
“He gave diplomatic feedback to both teams.”
Is eager to learn and asks useful questions.
“Her curious mindset leads to better solutions.”
Comes up with fresh ideas that work in practice.
“He’s creative when conventional approaches fail.”
Stays calm when something is difficult or takes time.
“She gives new team members time to build confidence.”
Shares accurate information, even when the truth is uncomfortable.
“He is honest about risks and mistakes.”
Practice: choose the best adjective
Complete all 12 sentences with adjectives from the word bank. Use each adjective once.
So, what is your ideal colleague like? Which three qualities matter most to you, and why?
Playful by design, practical by purpose.
Select an adjective by dragging from its first letter to its last, or tap the first letter and then the last letter.