FROM ENGLISH FOR THE WORKPLACE
The email
Structure, openings, closings, and the level of formality the situation calls for.
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FROM READING IN ENGLISH: B2
Four ways to read, and choosing between them
Reading every word at the same speed is the slowest possible way to read, and it is what most learners do.
FROM ENGLISH VOCABULARY: B1 TO B2
How to actually learn vocabulary
Word lists do not work. This is what does, and why.
FROM ENGLISH GRAMMAR: B1 INTERMEDIATE
Present perfect, and why it is not the past simple
The tense that separates A2 from B1. It is about now, not about the past.
FROM ENGLISH GRAMMAR: A2 FOUNDATIONS
Present simple and present continuous
Two present tenses. English uses them for different things, and mixing them is the single most common A2 mistake.
FROM WORKING WITH AI ASSISTANTS
A useful mental model
Not a search engine, not a database, not a colleague. Understanding what it is predicts what it does badly.
FROM DEBUGGING: FINDING AND FIXING CODE
Debugging is a search, and you can make it narrow
The people who look fast at this are not guessing quicker. They are guessing less.
FROM HOW THE WEB WORKS
The journey of a request
Type an address, press enter. Six things happen, and knowing them explains most web problems.
FROM WORKING WITH DATA IN JAVASCRIPT
Thinking in transformations
Most loops you write are one of four shapes. Naming them makes code shorter and clearer.
FROM JAVASCRIPT FOUNDATIONS
What a program is doing
Before syntax: a program stores values, changes them, and decides what to do next.
FROM YOUR FIRST REAL JOB
What a contract actually commits you to
Most people sign without reading. Six clauses decide how easily you can leave and what you own.
FROM CHANGING CAREERS
Transferable skills, done properly
Everybody says transferable skills. Almost nobody translates them into evidence an employer accepts.
FROM GETTING PROMOTED
Nobody is watching as closely as you think
The most common reason good work goes unrewarded is that the people deciding did not know about it.
FROM WORKING WELL WITH PEOPLE
Why your message was ignored
Usually not because it was bad. Because the ask was buried.
FROM GET THE JOB
The pipeline you are actually in
Applications do not go to a person first. Knowing the real sequence explains most of what feels arbitrary.
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