Business_English_okonchatelny_variant
Vidal Sassoon, hairstylist
Содержание
- If you play your cards right … starting up
- Business is to make profit for the company’s shareholders.
- What is your own philosophy of business?
- Listening
- What do you think of Body Shop’s business philosophy?
- Vocabulary
- Match the words with their meanings
- Complete the sentences with the words from a. Change the form of a word if required.
- Reading Developing a Mission Statement
- The Business Vision and Company Mission Statement
- Core values
- Core Purpose
- Visionary Goals
- Case study Background
- Those who go beneath the surface do so at their peril.
- Starting up
- Vocabulary
- Hierarchy
- Board of Directors
- Responsibilities/functions
- Managers and executives: uk
- Managers and executives: us
- Philips is a major multinational company which has almost 30,000 trademarks registered worldwide.
- Reading
- Look at the photos. Which departments of a company do they represent?
- Listening
- Translate from Russian into English
- Case study Background
- Unit 3 Organization Forms and Company Presentation
- Angry scenes as members reject
- Partnership
- Unit 4 Key Management Skills
- Vocabulary
- For managers, the three key skill types are technical, human and conceptual. Match them to their definitions and examples.
- Listening
- Reading
- Management Skills
- Supplementary discussion: women in management
- The Roddick Phenomenon
- The New Achievers
- Case study Background
- Everything that can be said can be said clearly.
- Starting up
- What other factors are important for communication? Discuss these questions.
- I can stay cool when I am in the middle of a conflict.
- Vocabulary
- Which of the words above have the following meanings?
- Reading
- Hard Sell around the Photocopier
- Grammar
- Case study
- The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary.
- Vidal Sassoon, hairstylist
- Starting up
- At the Forefront of Innovation
- Vocabulary
- New Coke for Old
- Ford Edsel: Remember My Name
- Keeping Your Confidence Up
- 1. A four-year contract
- 2. Maximum advertising at the football ground