curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-have-a-conversation-about-preferences-and-motivations/65fc94ba65ed765d55195bc0.md
To encounter means to find something by chance that you were not expecting. Like when you say, I encountered a cat on my way home, it means you saw a cat unexpectedly. Brian is talking about having unexpected problems at work.
Listen and fill in the missing words about the problems Brian talks about that make their work difficult.
The problem is BLANK many BLANK issues that slow our progress down.
encountering
This word means to find something or someone without planning to, especially problems. It ends with -ing.
technical
This word is used for problems with machines or computers that need special knowledge to understand or fix.
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