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Richard Struthers Business Topics
Language English
 

Business Topics

50Min
1,800 P
Estimated of points
Choose from many topics or request your own. High-intermediate to advanced.
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Detalles de la lección

Suitable for high-intermediate to advanced. Topics I have created so far include: first meeting , talk about my job and talk about my product. I will create new topics each day. Or simply request your own topic and I will create it for you.

Please select a topic when you request the lesson.  I will send you a list of 10 important words and questions on the topic. Please read them and make sure you understand them before the lesson. In the lesson we will first practice the pronunciation of the important words. Then I will ask you the questions. You will speak a lot!
 
You can ask for error correction as you speak or I can point out some common errors in the last five minutes. The last five minutes can also be used for review or for any questions that you have. 

I will send you a table to explain the symbols used in important words.

In the next lesson I can ask you a few questions to review important words from the last lesson.
 
An example lesson called "Talk about my job" is below.


Talk about my job

Important words

 

Industry(n) = area or kind of business activity Job title(n) = the name of a job Section(n) = smallest work unit Team(n) = the team is made up of sections Department(n) = the department is made up of teams Job description(n) = the function and specific tasks of a job Responsible(adj) = need to make important decisions and usually manage other people Full-time job(n) = working a complete week (40 hours) Part-time job(n) = working for less than a complete week Workload(n) = the amount of work that an employee must do Overtime(n) = extra work hours (more than 40) Superior(n) = someone who has more power and authority than you Subordinate(n) = someone who has less power and authority than you Colleague/Co-worker(n) = someone who works in the same company as you, usually someone about the same level as you

 

  1. What is your job title?
  2. Which industry do you work in?
  3. What section, team, and department do you work in?
  4. What is your job description? 
  5. Is your job responsible?
  6. Is your job full time or part time?
  7. Do you have a heavy workload?
  8. Do you do overtime?
  9. Is your job stressful?
  10. Do you have good superiors?
  11. Do you have good subordinates?
  12. Do you have good colleagues?
  13. Do you enjoy your job?
  14. Have you had any other jobs in your career?
  15. Do you think you will stay in the same job?
  16. Do you feel positive about the future of your company and the industry that it is in?

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