Bad bosses make people quit: BBC News Review
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Bad bosses make people quit. Almost one third of British workers in a recent study said they’d left a job because of their manager. Nearly a fifth of people said their managers were ineffective. Unhappiness with management means that workers are less likely to be motivated and less likely to stay. The survey also shows most bosses are ‘accidental managers’ having never been taught how to run a team.
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Key words and phrases:
🔎 prompted - made something happen
- The discovery of the new species prompted a lot of excitement.
-T he terrible sales figures prompted anxiety in the team.
🔎 formal - according to the rules
- How can you come to this wedding without wearing something formal?
- They’ve made a formal complaint about their noisy neighbours. We’ll follow the process.
🔎 attrition - gradually getting weaker
- Everyone’s leaving. There’s no one new. The company is just shrinking through attrition.
- He’s in a war of attrition with his manager. They keep criticising each other.
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✔️ 0:27 - Story
✔️ 1:24 - Headline 1
✔️ 2:55 - Headline 2
✔️ 4:49 - Headline 3
✔️ 6:20 - Language summary
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Bad bosses who didn't undertake formal training could prompt workers to quit, which might lead to attrition if no more people applied.
Iam Interested
Amazing!
A very good comment. I like it.
This bad experience people faces is not only Uk,I think so this unexpected situation people faces all over the world.
People not quit job,they quit bad boss!
Great information 😊
So much incivility at work places, mental harassment, that no-one talk about openly. I too have left so many jobs not because I wasn't good at what I do but because of poor treatment. Employees who do not leave are under so much anxiety and depression at work.
Thanks so much
Thx alot 🙏🌸
I'm really glad that you answered my Q&A of the Week question, Phil and Feifei! Also, thanks to Neil, Jiaying, and Catherine for reading my question and the examples! Also, there is a voice I don't recognise. Could you tell me who she is, please?
Wonderful, I perfectly agree with your points. Although we can not have a complete definition of being good or bad, effective management makes people comfortable, appreciated and belonged, then the business will become better.
I love watching BBC's shows and they prompt my English improvement!! Thanks a lot for your works!!
Glad you like them!
Attrition is a new word to me
Thanks
I highly agree Hazardous styles of management wont prevent turnover in companies, Masterful employees leave companies causing negative effects on productivity, Thanks BBC
I was wondering where Neil is. We haven’t seen him in any videos for weeks! We miss him a lot.
The challenges in career prompt me to upgrade myself day by day
Great video! As always
This made a very good lesson for my business English student. Thank you!
If you enjoyed this topic, try listening to this episode of our 6 Minute English podcast: Are you unhappy at work? 👉 ruclips.net/video/V2eW5jGQe8I/видео.html
A fact most truthful than acquiring few lexical resources. Data and Statistics driven topic.
Very nice
I miss the old BBC News Review shows so much! I know this is due to the pandemic, but they used to be so much better.
hi, what did you prefer about the old style of News Review?
Hello,@@bbclearningenglish! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me. What I liked most about the old style of News Review (especially the ones made between 2017 and 2019) is that the videos were longer and I think this would generate more discussions and therefore more vocabulary; the cool radio-like studio which made the interaction between the presenters more dynamic and fun; and finally the summary of the news that was presented on a chart and read by another person before the presenters started to explain the vocabulary. Oh, and I also enjoyed the short 'guitar riff' played after the introduction. Anyway, I'd like to point out the fact that BBC News Review is still an amazing tool for English learners as well as for teachers.
Thanks for letting us know - that's good that you still find it useful in its shorter format too :)
Thanks BBC Leaning English...🙏
Watching BBC videos prompt my English improvement. Thanks a lot 😉
Thanks for the video. It is very helpful, like all before. : )
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
Love this style ❤
You’re welcome 😊
This video is a good English lesson for me. I will definitely use many of the phrases presented here. Thank you for presenting such an important topic.
You are welcome!
So formal business trainings for accidental bosses are needed. It will prompt workers to be motivated.
"Bad management has prompted 1 IN 3 UK workers to quit" -- what a headline ! Thank you for another great lesson BBC! Best of luck to anyone planning on a work change for 2024!
Your videos prompt my practise skills so my English becomes better and better although this is not a formal training
Hi! Interesting three words that prompt me to continue watching BBC learning videos 😊 Thanks ❤
I would like you to thank you for your BBC Learning English especially BBC News Review. You are great and awesome. I have been looking for good methods of learning English for years and finaly I have found YOU. I can't wait for your new episodes😊. You are doing really good job😊Thanks 😊
Interesting
Are headlines allways whitout ,,beistrich"/comma in English, prompts to so hard understanding?
I really like your chsnel. Thanks a lot BBC. Greetings from Mexico.
The leader prompts his staff to put on formal suits in the work environment and avoid taking attrition of electricity exceeding the permitted range.
the cold weather prompts my friend to stay at home instead of going outside
Can we use the word: attrition to describe someone who is getting weaker due to his or her illness? Thank you!😊
Hey why does it not download 😢
You're saying Bad mannagement made employees to quit. It would be affected too, but I think the fundamental attribution of the problem would be no enough money. If my boss promped me to work informally with the triple payment, I would devote my life to working hard.😅
If you guys wanna revise my sentences to the better one, I would appreciate it❤
1) “made” should become “makes”
2) “to” (before “quit”) makes grammatical sense but you don’t really need it.
3) get rid of “attribution of the” and leave it to “fundamental problem”.
4) “promped” would be “prompted”, but I think the correct word here would be “offered”
Other than that, your English is great!! Very coherent. 👍🏾
You’re an amazing English teachers go on ❤
Hope the treatment will cause an attrition to my tumour.
And I’m thinking about leaving the institute I work for due to terrible management as well… 🚶♂️
Oh, good luck with finding something better.
Prompt
Prompt use in chatgpt.
Hey! Thanks for the content. Is "more angry" accurate? It is said by Phil in min 6:02, as far as I knew, angrier is the correct form.
Hi! You're right. We usually use 'angrier' as the comparative, but we do also occasionally say 'more angry' 😊
But how can I read the transcript?
All of our transcripts for News Review episodes can be found on our website in this area: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/downloads
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That's awesome and very helpful
Thanks, BBC. LEARNING ENGLISH
Glad you liked it!
I miss Catherine ' s lessons
Wo❤
How about your boss, BBC? Is a good or a bad boss? 🙄😂😂
Bad bosses are a very big problem at work 😅
Do they speak slower than usual?
A bit slower and as well they don't connect voices while talking.
Vocabulary notebooks can promt one eager to actively use the newly learnt vocabulary as it facilitates going over past learning of vocabulary especially in any languge learning process conducted either by oneself or in any formal learning enviroment like classroom.b
I'm just going to quit 😊
I feel like this could have been a 1 minute video. Lots of repetition.
Thanks