How do you greet a person at the end of a formal email if you don't know their actual name ?
To whom it may concern
What the most common examples of the acronyms used in a written business english ?
FYI- FOR YOUR INFORMATION, ASAP- AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
How do you call an activity or a game that puts everyone in a company together to built closer relationships ?
Team building
A common verb addressed to a two side work, agreed deal
collaboration
Very necessary in common communication e.g answering questions and providing necessary information
cooperation
When someone asks you to prepare a power point presentation out of the whole deck of documents you will call it starting...
starting from scratch
A common expression describing an office job in fixed timing
9 to 5
To give an approval, to approve the project
To give a green light
A limited amount of time given by the head of any kind to propose a particular idea
Elevator pitch
Spend as much money as you have originally planned
Stay on the budget
To give an approval/ to ask for it
To sign off on sth
To plan a long time ahead & to foresee the problems that might occur in a far distance away
To stay ahead of the curve
A pretty rough estimate
A ballpark figure
To start in an enthusiastic way
To kick off
A person who is a college grad and just got a job for a big corporation
A white collar
To look at things at general without looking into details
To look at the big picture
