Topic: Employment counter offers 1

Deigned to help you practice vocabulary relating to talking about a counter offer. What's a counter offer? Sometimes, when you resign from a company, the company gives you a "counter offer", which is an attempt to keep your from resigning. Counter offers usually offer employees a higher salary, more benefits, etc.

Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.

1. My new job offers more growth __________________________.
  potency
  patents
  potential

2. I __________________________ decline your offer.
  with respect
  respectfully
  am respected

3. Everyone should know how to __________________________ ( = deal with) a counteroffer.
  take out
  handle
  hand out

4. Some people think that it is a ___________________________ to accept a counter offer from your present employer.
  bad idea
  bad news
  bad luck

5. An employee who resigns will most likely always be ___________________________ as a security threat, and as being disloyal.
  persuaded
  persuasive
  perceived

6. Employees who accept a counteroffer are often the first ones who get ___________________________ (by the company) when times get tough.
  laid off
  quit
  resigned

7. Many see a counteroffer as a way for a company to buy ___________________________. It stalls your departure while they look for someone to replace you.
  time
  loyalty
  work

8. He was really ___________________________, but I still declined.
  pervasive
  perceived
  persuasive

9. My boss made some ___________________________ ( = agreed to some of my terms), but it wasn't enough to prevent me from leaving the company.
  connections
  concessions
  conceptions

10. This offer is ___________________________ .= I am tempted to accept this offer.
  tempting
  tempted
  attempting

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