| improvise | to make or do something without any preparation, using only the things that are available |
| impulsive | people do things suddenly, without planning or thinking carefully |
| inaccurate | not correct or exact (niedokładny) |
| indecisive | not good at making decisions, or not producing a decision |
| individualist | someone who likes to behave or to do things differently from other people |
| individualistic | behaving or doing things differently from other people |
| innovative | using new methods or ideas |
| innovator | someone who uses or designs new methods or products |
| insolent | rude and not showing respect (bezczelny, zuchwały) |
| intimidate | to intentionally frighten someone, especially so that they will do what you want |
| intuition | the feeling that you know something without being able to explain why |
| knock-on effect | it causes other events or situations, but not directly |
| laissez-faire | allowing things to happen and not trying to control them |
| maintenance | the work that is done to keep something in good condition (też alimenty) |
| make exceptions | to not treat someone or something according to the usual rules |
| meet needs/objectives | it is good enough to do what is required |
| morale | emotional or mental condition with respect to cheerfulness, confidence etc. |
| mull over | obmyślać |
| narrow-minded | unwilling to consider new ideas or other people's opinions |
| outcome | consequence, result |
| overrule | to decide officially that the decision is incorrect or not valid (uchylać) |
| overturn | przewracać |
| pay-for-performance | an employee's pay to their performance on the job |
| pick up information on the grapevine | via the informal transmission of information, gossip, or rumor from person to person |
| postpone | to delay it or arrange for it to take place at a later time than was originally planned |
| prevalent | common (powszechny) |
| profanity | an act that shows disrespect for a religion or religious beliefs (profanacja) |
| public-spirited | altruistic (społecznie nastawiony) |
| put forward a suggestion | to propose an idea |
| put-off a decision | postpone (odkładać) |
| put work on the back burner | you leave it in order to deal with it later (odkładać na dalszy plan) |
| recognition | identifying something when you see it |
| reject | to refuse to believe, accept, or consider (something) (odrzucić) |
| to reserve a decision | refrain from delivering a decision without due consideration or evidence (wstrzymać się z decyzją |
| reserved | cool or formal in manner; restrained, silent (powściągliwy) |
| resolve conflicts | to settle down a dispute between people (rozwiązywać konflikty) |
| rub sb up the wrong way | to annoy someone without intending to (działać komuś na nerwy) |
| self-fulfilment | the act or fact of fulfiling one's ambitions, desires, etc |
| seniority | the state of being older or of having a more important positionin an organization |
| stereotype | idea held as standard |
| superiority | advantage, predominance |
| take precedence over | take priority over |
| take up a suggestion | to follow an idea |
| team player | someone who willingly plays in cooperation with others |
| team worker | someone who willingly works in cooperation with others |
| to throw in the towel | to quit, to give up |
| trustworthy | someone who can be trusted |
| turn down a suggestion | to reject a proposition |
| turnaround | a reversal, as in business sales, especiall from loss to profit |
| unreliable | not able to be trusted or depended on |