underwork
- noun
- /ˈʌndərˌwɜrk/
- The manager noticed a pattern of underwork among several employees during the project.
Examples
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Persistent underwork can lead to poor performance reviews and missed opportunities.
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Due to underwork, the department failed to meet its quarterly goals.
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The team faced criticism for their underwork this quarter.
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There was significant underwork in the project deliverables.
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The manager noticed a pattern of underwork among several employees during the project.
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Due to underwork, the department failed to meet its quarterly goals.
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Persistent underwork can lead to poor performance reviews and missed opportunities.
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Morphology
Etymology
Underwork comes from under ('less than' or 'below') + work ('job' or 'task'), so picture work that sits 'below' what is needed. That's why underwork means an amount of work that is not enough.