* ticked off/tick off: angry or extremely irritated with another
= be teed off with, annoyed at, upset with
ex> I was really ticked off about Janice spilling wine on my favorite shirt last night.
cf> The teacher ticked off each student's name as she called roll.
My co-workers are really friendly and helpful, unlike my last job where there was a lot of backstabbing going on.
* backstabbing: harming a friend's or colleague's reputation or career
ex> In a competitive environment, backstabbing is almost commonplace.
ex> In a competitive environment, backstabbing is almost commonplace.
Well, a lot of it is pretty much run-of-the-mill accounting work, but I like dealing with and analyzing numbers, so it's a good fit.
* a good fit: two or more things that work well together
ex> Everyone who meets my girlfriend and I together says that we are a good fit, because she is so quiet and patient and I'm the exact.
ex> Everyone who meets my girlfriend and I together says that we are a good fit, because she is so quiet and patient and I'm the exact.
I guess everyone wishes they could work less and make more money, but I'm an accountant, so I don't have my head in the clouds when it comes to money.
* head in the clouds/head out of the clouds: a fantasy far beyond one's means
This is your chance to make a case for why you think you deserve a raise, if you'd like.
* make a case for: to argue in favor of something using facts and logic
ex> The lawyer tried to make a case for letting the cancer-stricken suspect go free on humanitarian grounds.
ex> The lawyer tried to make a case for letting the cancer-stricken suspect go free on humanitarian grounds.
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