manpower[noun]	power available from or supplied by the physical effort of human beings (mano de obra)
assumption[noun]	a thing that is accepted as true, without proof
to equate[verb]	to consider one thing to be the same as or equivalent to another (e.g.: the age most certainly does not equate invalidity of mind) - equiparar-
to tap into[phrasal verb]	to gain access to some resource (e.g.: The younger generations bring fresh and up to date tech skills, but there is vlue in the oldest one, and companies do well to tap into it).
to hone* [verb]	to refine or perfect something over a period of time (e.g.: Marketing skills are best honed by experience alone)
prejudice[noun]	preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
pity[noun]	the feeling of compassion caused by the suffering and misfortunes of others
to ally[verb]	to combine, to join
plethora[noun]	a large or excessive amount of something
to surge[verb]	to increase suddenly and powerfully
hip[adjective]	following the latest fashion
gig economy[noun]	a labor market characterized by short-term contracts
nomadic[adjective]	moving from place to place without settling down
conducive[adjective]	making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible
to keep a tight rein on[idiom]	to exercise strict control over; to allow little freedom to (e.g.: Some corporations need to keep a tighter rein on how their employees are using their time)
Albeit reluctantly	Aunque de mala gana

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