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A slow moving bureaucratic process when you have to register your new company and go through all of that process
Red type
A person who agrees to a boss all the time
A yes man
A gossip
Word of mounth
To follow exact rules written in a plan or in an instruction
To play by the book
To look at things at general without looking into details
To look at the big picture
A person who is a college grad and just got a job for a big corporation
A white collar
To start in an enthusiastic way
To kick off
A pretty rough estimate
A ballpark figure
To plan a long time ahead & to foresee the problems that might occur in a far distance away
To stay ahead of the curve
To give an approval/ to ask for it
To sign off on sth
Spend as much money as you have originally planned
Stay on the budget
A limited amount of time given by the head of any kind to propose a particular idea
Elevator pitch
To give an approval, to approve the project
To give a green light
A common expression describing an office job in fixed timing
9 to 5
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
Very necessary in common communication e.g answering questions and providing necessary information
cooperation
A common verb addressed to a two side work, agreed deal
collaboration
How do you call an activity or a game that puts everyone in a company together to built closer relationships ?
Team building
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 greet a person at the end of a formal email if you don't know their actual name ?
To whom it may concern
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