self-starter
self-starter
Definition
self·-starter (-stärt′ər)
noun
- starter (sense )
- ☆ Informal one who works on one's own initiative and without prodding
self-starter
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- motivate: We are a team of self-starters motivated by a generous bonus structure.
- require: This is a new role which requires a self-starter to build a research capability for the firm.
- suit: The role would ideally suit a self-starter from a broad business background who enjoys a varied workload.
Adjective modifier
- motivated: We are looking for a motivated self-starter who has excellent keyboard skills.
- energetic: We're looking for an energetic self-starter who is proactive in driving revenue, increasing client base, and selling for Crosby.
- enthusiastic: We are looking for an enthusiastic self-starter to work in our consumer insight division.
- confident: This is an interesting and challenging role and would suit a confident self-starter, willing to work with others and on their own initiative.
- dynamic: If you are a dynamic self-starter not easily tired, then this could be for you.
- real: They are looking for someone who is a real self-starter with a can do attitude.
Preposition: with
- skill: You should be a self-starter with excellent communications skills.
- passion: You will be a self-starter with a passion for results and innovative strategy.
- drive: Must be a self-starter with the drive and enthusiasm to succeed.
- determination: The successful candidate must posses a full current driving license and be a self-starter with the determination to succeed.
- experience: A self-starter with previous supervisory experience you will also be able to demonstrate proven project management skills.
- level: Self-starter with high level of productivity and sense of ownership, with the ability to learn quickly and apply knowledge to new situations.
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