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100 Biz Terms: Risk Management, Compliance & Governance
Boost your professional speech with these useful vocabulary words. Get feedback on your communication abilities in one-to-one professional English classes. Refer a friend to get 2 free classes, one for you and one for your friend. Start with a free consultation. Unit 8 Vocabulary Compliance (noun) – The action or fact of complying with a…
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100 Biz Terms: Innovation, Tech and Product Development
Enhance your vocabulary with 100 Business Terms. Perfect your pronunciation and grammar with speaking practice by taking Business English classes. Start with a free consultation. Unit 7: Vocabulary Proprietary (adjective) – Relating to an owner or ownership; protected by trademark or patent. Obsolescence (noun) – The process of becoming obsolete or out of date and…
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100 Biz Terms: Leadership and Change Management
Speak confidently with advanced-level vocabulary. Now we’re on Unit 6. Check out the words from other units here. Unit 6: Vocabulary Fulfill (verb) – To achieve or realize a duty, promise, requirement, or role. Empowerment (noun) – Authority or power given to someone to do something. Delegate (verb) – To entrust a task or responsibility…
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100 Biz Terms: Project Management and Execution
Unit 5: Vocabulary Milestone (noun) – An action or event marking a significant stage in a development or project. Scope (noun) – The extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant. Pivot (verb/noun) – To shift strategy or direction significantly, usually in response to market feedback.…
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100 Biz Terms: Decision Making and Negotiation
Unit 4 Vocabulary Concession (noun) – A thing that is granted or yielded, especially in response to demands. Impasse (noun) – A situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of disagreement; a deadlock. Arbitrary (adjective) – Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system. Trade-off (noun) – A…
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100 Biz Terms: Financials, Metrics and Performance
Unit 3 Vocabulary Margin (noun) – The difference between the seller’s cost for acquiring or producing a product and the retail price. Outlier (noun) – A data point or person that differs significantly from other observations or peers. Benchmark (noun/verb) – A standard or point of reference against which things may be compared. Fiscal (adjective)…
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100 Biz Terms: Unit 2
Enhance your English with practical, advanced vocabulary. Learn the words and use them with the speaking questions below. Unit 2: Vocabulary Bifurcation (noun) – The division of something into two distinct branches, directions, or contradictory paths. Codify (verb) – To arrange, formalize, and establish laws, rules, or operational procedures into a systematic code. Disparate (adjective)…
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100 New Business Terms
Increase your vocabulary with these useful and advanced business terms. We will practice 10 new words in each unit. Unit 1: Strategic Planning & System Dynamics Vocabulary Bottlenecking (verb) – Constricting flow or progress through a system due to capacity limitations. Encumbrance (noun) – A burden, impediment, or financial liability that hinders action or performance.…
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Simplifying Sentences to Speak Clearly
In professional English, clarity beats complexity every time. Native and highly fluent speakers often prefer short, direct sentences over long, convoluted ones because they reduce misunderstandings and keep meetings moving. Here are 5 core strategies for simplifying your spoken English, followed by 10 prompts to practice. 5 Essential Tips for Speaking Simply & Accurately 1.…
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Speak Effectively in Casual Meetings
Speaking effectively in casual, informal workplace meetings—like stand-ups, coffee chats, syncs, or brainstorming sessions—requires a different set of skills than formal presentations. In casual settings, people engage with brevity, personal connection, relatable hooks, and collaborative energy. 4 Core Strategies for Casual Meetings 1. The “Hook & Bridge” Technique Instead of launching straight into dry facts…
