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Today we're talking about how to fail at work the right way. We listen to some native and natural sounding words, vocabulary, and phrases to talk about failure, and the four elements that make a failure intelligent. So, if you speak English at work as a second language and you'd like to fail in a more intelligent way, then this episode is for you.

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Also, if you're studying for the IELTS, TOEFL, or Cambridge English tests and exams then you might find some of the vocabulary in this episode really useful.

This podcast is all about helping you to communicate better, in English, at work. I work with international English speakers from around the world who use English, at work, as a second or third language and I hope that I can bring some of the ideas, vocabulary, and grammar, from those sessions, to you in this podcast.

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Today's examples:

- We really are at the bleeding edge of the industry here.

- These are novel ideas and we really are in uncharted territory.

- We’re breaking new ground with this work and there’s no blueprint for how to go about this.

- We’re definitely heading in the right direction but setbacks are to be expected.

- It’s important that we articulate a concrete goal for the project before we start allocating resources.

- I think we all have a vested interest in figuring this out.

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