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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

to settle in (of a job)

Hello,
Would it be correct to ask someone: "I heard you got a new job. Have you settled in the new office yet?" or just "Have you settled in yet?"
  

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Gene93 Would it be correct to ask someone: "I heard you got a new job. " Yes. A person can settle into a new office, or into a new job.

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  • Gene93 Would it be correct to ask someone: "I heard you got a new job.
  • " Yes.
  • A person can settle into a new office, or into a new job.
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Gene93Would it be correct to ask someone: "I heard you got a new job. Have you settled in the new office yet?" or just "Have you settled in yet?"
Yes.
A person can settle into a new office, or into a new job.
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Thank you, A. Stars. I have one last question for you. Does the process of settling into the new job/position involve getting to know the new colleagues, knowing the office building well, etc, or simply feeling good/comfortable at work? I think the two are quite different.

Thank you
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Gene93 Does the process of settling into the new job/position involve getting to know the new colleagues, knowing the office building well, etc
Yes.
Gene93simply feeling good/comfortable at work?
That might take longer.
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