Business English vocabulary | Phrases about jobs and careers!

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👉Understanding job and career vocabulary is crucial for making informed decisions about your future. A job refers to the specific work you do for an employer, often earning a regular wage or salary.

👉 A career, on the other hand, encompasses a series of jobs and experiences that build upon each other, leading to professional growth and advancement in a chosen field.
Some key terms include "resume," a document summarizing your education, skills, and work experience; "interview," a meeting with a potential employer to discuss your qualifications; "networking," the process of connecting with professionals in your desired field; and "mentoring," seeking guidance and advice from an experienced person in your chosen career path.

👉Understanding some basic business English vocabulary can be fun and helpful. Imagine a "business" like a big puzzle where people work together.
🔴 A "customer" is someone who gets something from a business, like buying a toy from a store.
🔴 "Profit" is like extra cookies you get when you sell lemonade, it's the extra money a business makes.
🔴 "Teamwork" means working together like superheroes to get things done.
🔴 "Goal" is like a target you aim for, it's what a business wants to achieve.
So, knowing these words can be like having a secret code to understand how businesses work, and it's never too early to start!

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0:00 Introduction
3:05 to break the news
3:50 to coat an arm and a log
4:18 top dollar
5:37 to be about to
6:32 to go belly-up
7:11 to save the day
8:13 Let's face it
8:51 back to the drawing board
9:32 to give sb the ax
11:05 to talk sth over
11:50 After all
13:20 There is no point In something
13:58 to make up your mind
14:32 to put up with sth/sb
15:07 dead-end
15:44 to lose somebody's temper