Team Management Vocabulary

noun a person in charge or leading position

verb to be in charge or lead a group or organization

adjective pertaining to being in a leading or supervisory role

adverb in a forward or upward direction

• Please remember to always keep your head up during the presentation.
• Hey, don't worry about it, just keep your head up and keep moving forward.
• Dude, no matter what happens, just head up and stay positive.
• Even when facing challenges, it's important to always keep your head up and maintain a positive attitude.

noun a movement made by lifting one foot and putting it down in a new position

verb to resign or give up a position or responsibility

• The CEO decided to step down from his position due to health reasons.
• I heard that Sarah is going to step down from her role at the company.
• I can't believe he's actually gonna step down from being captain of the team.
• Sometimes we need to step down from our high horse and listen to others.

verb to make something straight or orderly; to resolve or clarify a situation

• The manager called a meeting to straighten out the issues with the project timeline.
• Let's sit down and straighten out this misunderstanding.
• I need to straighten out my room before my parents get home.
• It took a while, but they were finally able to straighten out their complicated relationship.