
Speak confidently with advanced-level vocabulary. Now we’re on Unit 6. Check out the words from other units here.
Unit 6: Vocabulary
- Fulfill (verb) – To achieve or realize a duty, promise, requirement, or role.
- Empowerment (noun) – Authority or power given to someone to do something.
- Delegate (verb) – To entrust a task or responsibility to another person, typically less senior.
- Retention (noun) – The continued possession, use, or control of something; specifically keeping talent.
- Complacency (noun) – A feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one’s achievements.
- Accountability (noun) – The obligation of an individual or organization to account for its activities and accept responsibility.
- Fostering (verb/noun) – Encouraging the development or growth of ideas, skills, or culture.
- Change agent (noun) – A person or thing that encourages and promotes change in an organization.
- Incentivize (verb) – To motivate or encourage someone to do something by offering a reward.
- Morale (noun) – The confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time.
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Speaking Prompts
- How do you ensure your daily responsibilities help fulfill your company’s mission statement?
- How does employee empowerment lead to higher innovation within a team?
- What criteria do you use to decide which tasks to delegate and which to handle yourself?
- What employee retention strategies are most effective in today’s remote work environment?
- How can a market leader avoid complacency when there are no immediate competitors?
- How do leaders foster a culture of personal accountability without micromanaging?
- In what ways is your organization actively fostering continuous learning and skill development?
- What qualities make someone an effective change agent during a major corporate restructuring?
- What is the best way to incentivize sales teams without compromising long-term customer trust?
- What actions can a manager take to rebuild low team morale after a difficult quarter?


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