equipment office tools people structure and hierarchy places
100
desk
It's the table you work at.
100
paper clip
It's a tool that puts paper together, but not permanently.
100
employer

It's a person in a company who hires workers.
100
department
It's a major section or unit in a company.
100
elevator/lift
It's a device like a box that moves up and down, carrying people or goods.
200
potted/pot plant
A living thing that lightens the mood in the office and only needs a little water.
200
folder/binder

It's something to hold loose paper.
200
employee

It's the person hired.
200
trainee/apprentice
It's a person who learns in a company.
200
reception (area)

It's a place in a company where you welcome guests.
300
swivel chair

It's a chair that easily turns right or left, up and down.
300
sticky notes/post its
It's something to write on and put on any surface but also remove it if you wish.
300
co-worker/colleagues
The people you work with.
300
superior/manager/boss
It's the person above you.
300
front office
It's an office in which you have contact with clients.
400
filing cabinet
It's a piece of office furniture which has drawers in which documents are kept.
400
stapler
It's a tool that puts paper together.
400
staff/personnel
It's a general term for all the hired people.
400
head of the department
It's the boss of a unit/sectio in a company.
400
back office
It's an office in which you don't have any contacts with clients.
500
projector
It's a device that can take images generated by a computer or Blu-ray player and reproduce them onto a screen, wall, or other surface.
500
hole punch/puncher
It's an office tool used to create holes in sheets of paper.
500
janitor
maintenance man/woman
facility manager
It's the person who takes care of the building.
500
subordinate
It's the person beneath you.
500
open-plan office
It's an office in which you work together with many other workers.






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