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Experience

admin — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 08:59:35 GMT

Believe that you can be a professional

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Experience is not

what happens to a man

It is what a man

does with

what happens to him

Working with words in business

admin — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 11:57:26 GMT

Working with words in business

Energy whose sources will always exist. Renewable energy

The need for something in the world. Global demand

An improvement in financial conditions. Economic development

A time when energy will cause problems. Energy crisis

An increase in the number of people. Population growth

A situation where there is not enough oil. Oil shortage

The amount in the world. World supply

If the company is open both and all races, it believes in the diversity of its workforce

A company which protects people and nature is socially responsible

In people like or protects the company, it has a good reputation

If the company doesn’t spend too much, it manage it cost

If there aren’t many accidents, the company has a good safety record

If the company sells what it plans it achieve it sales target

If a company doesn’t pollute too much, it has a good environmental

performance

The cost of the services was easily within our budget. affordable

It was so easy and quick. Convenient

It’s a new and interesting service. Initiative

We got an excellent service for relatively little money good value for money

The process enables people to re use component. Recycling

It helps to protect the planet from damage environmentally friendly

Getting ride of the items we no longer need. Disposal

This new plan is an excellent idea. Original

Try to make sure customers stay with your company. Encourage customers loyalty

Design services suitable

Ask customers questions. Conduct survey

Provide the service people want meets the needs of customers on time keep to your delivery date

Solve problems deal with complains

Make a customers use you again get repeat business

Commercial, Trade, Business

admin — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 16:07:35 GMT

Commerce: primarily express the fairy abstract nations of buying and selling products whereas trade may refer to the exchange of a specific class of goods. or to a specific act of exchange .

Business: can refers to an organization set up for the purpose of manufacturing or exchange as well as, serving as a loose synonym of the abstract collective "commerce and industry.

Trade: trade is the voluntary, often asymmetric, exchange of goods and services or money. trade is also called commerce or transaction.

Barter: the direct exchange of goods and services

laters one side of barter were the metals precious metals (coins) bill, paper, money

Transaction: is an agreement communication, or movement carried out between separate entities or objects, often involving the exchange of items of value, such as information, goods, services and money.

popular language

admin — Thu, 5 Aug 2010 22:57:05 GMT

In this post I decided to put some examples of popular language. Popular language is constantly changing, and the best way to keep up-to-date with it is to read popular magazines and watch popular shows etc. in the media, here are some examples

Air-head = fool, stupid person

Example, air-headed man

A. Ok = good, all in order

Example, as far as I know everything is A. Ok

Back-off = Go away, don’t bother me

Example, are you trying to wind me up? Go away

Ball-game = situation, it’s a different ball game now

Examples, (1) the ball-game is messy and full of danger

(2) Our life got stock into trouble; this is a messy ball-game

Wimp = boring, weak person

Example, the TV shows were so wimp

Up the creek = in trouble

Example, our life is up the creek

Zilch = nothing, what did you buy in the sales? Zilch, everything was still too expensive

Example, did you learned any of the lesson? Zilch, the class was so wimp

Belly-ache = to complain

Examples, (1) the student always belly-ach about the ball-game of the class

(2)I didn’t likes them because they were always belly-ache about my appearance

Big-deal = something special

Example, I had car crash last night, but it's no big-deal

Bin-it = throw it away

Example, remember to bin it the trash

Clapped-out = old, worn-out

Example, our clapped-out computer

sentences

admin — Sat, 8 May 2010 20:54:22 GMT

I always try to getting my message across_>> I always try to make yourself understood. To make what you say clear to other people

I just run out of trips of artistic matters

Every man has a chance to sweep every woman off her feet

Always look at cusp of everything

Cusp->> point, peak