en beginning work

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Effects of beginning work

  • en stress ➜
  • en excitement ➜
  • en accomplishing something ➜
  • en the end of your vacation ➜
  • en feeling depressed ➜
  • en finishing work ➜
  • en you get paid ➜
  • en getting tired ➜
  • en happiness to be back at work ➜
  • en high anticipation ➜
  • en instant boredom ➜
  • en lazyness ➜
  • en less time to take bong rips ➜
  • en a lot of unexpected problems ➜
  • en momentum ➜
  • en often nervousness ➜
  • en panic ➜
  • en procrastination ➜
  • en sitting down ➜
  • en to start performing a task ➜
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beginning work is used for…

  • en starting on a project ➜
  • en building a foundation ➜
  • en completing tasks ➜
  • en earning a living ➜
  • en financial income ➜
  • en gaining experience ➜
  • en getting something done ➜
  • en getting a job done ➜
  • en getting money ➜
  • en getting started ➜
  • en helping the world ➜
  • en killing time ➜
  • en looking forward to accomplishment ➜
  • en making something happen ➜
  • en making money ➜
  • en staring a job ➜
  • en start doing something ➜
  • en starting a new day ➜
  • en starting a project ➜
  • en starting work ➜

beginning work is a subevent of…

  • en turn on the computer ➜
  • en getting coffee ➜
  • en assessing what needs to be done ➜
  • en check email ➜
  • en check your voice mail ➜
  • en chnging into your uniform ➜
  • en clocking in ➜
  • en drink coffee ➜
  • en you finish fast ➜
  • en learing everyone's names ➜
  • en logon to a computer ➜
  • en procrastination ➜
  • en put on your work clothes ➜
  • en reading your email ➜
  • en starting something new ➜
  • en switching on the computer ➜

beginning work requires…

  • en formulating a plan and getting organized ➜
  • en gaining knowlege ➜
  • en incentive ➜
  • en paying attention ➜
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