Actually, I work by my own, so almost all the time it is not neccessary to me ti divide the work in teams. What really I do is planning a timeline with the aims of my work. However, I've been part of teams, and I know it is important have objectives in common ang get them together. As a part of this, we have achieved our goals, and the satisfaction is great.
Normally, in my project teams form University each member of the group decides what part of the project wants to do and then when each member of the group finishes their part we do aprevious meeting to see if the project is okay or if we can improve a part.
Hello, great lesson. However, I have a question which is about this difference: "I have a lot of things on my mind right now" and "I have someone in mind"
So.... In which situations should I use "on my mind" and "in my mind"?
It's a good question! There is a difference in meaning.
If you have something on your mind, it means you're worrying about it. I've got a lot on my mind is a particularly common phrase.
If you have something or someone in mind, it means you have a plan or intention about that thing/person. For example, if your company has a job vacancy and you know somebody who is perfect for the job, you could say I have someone in mind and then suggest that person to your manager. Or, if you have ideas about how you want to celebrate your next birthday, you could say I have something in mind to your friends/family.
In my project teams the tasks are divided by specialist. For instance, the marketing specialist development the tast related with marketing and social media, the quality specialist do the tasks related with the customer relationship and the operations specialist do the tasks related with the development of the project
In our project teams, we are usually divide the event matters according to choice and interest of every one.
The team work is most important in all aspects of life. The project tasks are most nice and successful when all the team members do work with real experience ,concentrations ,devotions and most interest.
When I was at university, we used to schedule a first meeting to define the tasks and divide them among the team members. The usual procedure was the following: first, we created a list of the tasks and then we started a process in which each of them was assigned to the member who chose to work on it according to their skills and abilities. Tough tasks were often the most difficult to assign but we always found a way to negociate.
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Actually, I work by my own, so almost all the time it is not neccessary to me ti divide the work in teams. What really I do is planning a timeline with the aims of my work. However, I've been part of teams, and I know it is important have objectives in common ang get them together. As a part of this, we have achieved our goals, and the satisfaction is great.
Normally, in my project teams form University each member of the group decides what part of the project wants to do and then when each member of the group finishes their part we do aprevious meeting to see if the project is okay or if we can improve a part.
Hello, great lesson. However, I have a question which is about this difference: "I have a lot of things on my mind right now" and "I have someone in mind"
So.... In which situations should I use "on my mind" and "in my mind"?
Hi GiulianaAndy,
It's a good question! There is a difference in meaning.
I hope that helps.
Jonathan
The LearnEnglish Team
Alright, thank you very much. I think I have something in mind about how to use this phrase
A good teamwork would work nicely! ;)
In my project teams the tasks are divided by specialist. For instance, the marketing specialist development the tast related with marketing and social media, the quality specialist do the tasks related with the customer relationship and the operations specialist do the tasks related with the development of the project
The tasks of the project team are usually divided among four people to get all tasks done in a timely fashion.
In our project teams, we are usually divide the event matters according to choice and interest of every one.
The team work is most important in all aspects of life. The project tasks are most nice and successful when all the team members do work with real experience ,concentrations ,devotions and most interest.
When I was at university, we used to schedule a first meeting to define the tasks and divide them among the team members. The usual procedure was the following: first, we created a list of the tasks and then we started a process in which each of them was assigned to the member who chose to work on it according to their skills and abilities. Tough tasks were often the most difficult to assign but we always found a way to negociate.
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