Emotions at work - Proficiency Level

At the proficiency level, it’s not enough to say you feel “bad” or “confused.” Expressing emotions with precision shows confidence and maturity in English. In this unit, you’ll explore the differences between empathy, sympathy, and apathy, learn advanced ways to describe frustrating or unfulfilling jobs, and practice vocabulary like dead-end, soul-destroying, ambivalent, and baffled. These expressions will help you express complex emotions clearly in professional conversations.