COMING INTO OFFICE

Definition: The process of assuming a position of authority or responsibility, especially in a formal or official capacity.

Synonyms: Taking Office, Assuming Role, Starting Term, Entering Position, Beginning Tenure

Usage Examples in Sentences

Science
#1
The astronaut is coming into office for a mission to space.
#2
The scientist faced numerous challenges when coming into office as the head of the research department.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. I wanted to discuss the transition plan for when you'll be coming into office as the new project manager.B: Good morning, James. Yes, I've been reviewing the handover documents and meeting with the team to ensure a smooth transition.A: That's great to hear. Is there anything specific you need from me or the team to support your coming into office?B: Actually, if we could schedule a meeting with the key stakeholders next week, that would be very helpful. I'd like to introduce myself and discuss the upcoming projects.A: Of course, I'll arrange that meeting and make sure everyone is available. Is there anything else you need assistance with?B: No, I think that covers it for now. Thank you, James. I appreciate your support during this transition.A: You're welcome, Sarah. I'm confident you'll do an excellent job when you come into office.
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