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Business Workplace IdiomsSet 6

1What does the A in SMART stand for?

2What does the idiom 'off the record' mean in contract law?

3Ideas you have for your future career.

4After the August ..... holiday I'm doing 12 to 14 hours a day, seven days a week.

5I am so tired from working, that's enough

6At first, working at the Clogger's Burgers was overwhelming to Kyle, but now he knows the ropes.

7To say we should be finished for today.

8The way in which women with minority identities might experience further barriers to promotion at work is known as .....

9Grapevine in an organization means .....

10Okay, Bob, we have business to discuss. Let's talk .....

11"Bricks-and-mortar" business refers to companies that .....

12An office where you can change one currency into another

13What does 'It's all in a day's work' mean?

14A mindset that embraces innovation, risk-taking, and entrepreneurial spirit.

15Buying on margin means you are buying ..... with borrowed money.

16This affects the developing nations in which people are more economically better off in their new country compared to their homeland.

17Aggressive sales technique

18The specific meeting conducted after the event to discuss group performance, feedback, and objective fulfillment.

19On the job

20"talking a bill to death," holding the floor until majority compromises

21Which word means: A period of great profits followed by downward trend in an industry.

22An economic loss resulting from a direct lost

23What does 'keep me in the loop' mean in a business context? Make it more engaging and fun!

24Choose the correct answer:What is the meaning of the idiom "to be up to your eyes in work"?

25Can you give me a ..... for the cost of the new software?

26Buyer insolvent after sale-official gets:

27What is the significance of the idiom 'under the table' in contract law?

28Very short promotional sale with big discounts

29Officially established salary structure

30Organizations traded favors for votes

31As a good businessman, you don't have to put all your eggs in one basket.

32..... are used, in general, to refer to the number and amount of sales made by a business or industry over a period of time.

33..... market

34Mark did not respect his employer and he got ......

35In modern companies, employees often ..... rather than have a personal designated offices.

36Retailers are trying to (a) sales with price cuts.

37What is "the bottom line"?

38The selling of goods in short supply at inflated prices

39What does it mean to 'climb the career ladder'?

40What does 'on track' signify in a business context? Make it more engaging and fun!

41"clean house"

42What describes situations where guests do not receive the service they paid for?

43Job opportunities which are NOT publicized or advertised are known as which of the following?

44What does the idiom 'Business as usual' mean?

45Andrew CarnegieCornelius VanderbiltJohn D. RockefellerWhich title best describes these three men?

46A deal breaker

47You wish to end the meeting. You say,

48Which of the following best defines 'conflict of interest'?

49What is Pork-barrel Spending?

50What is a work stoppage called where participants often use homemade or premade signs, march, and chant slogans to draw attention to a grievance?

51If a company ..... in a particular type of product, it is more successful than any other company at selling the product.

52A Senator's attempt to "talk a bill to death"

53Occupying or using the whole of someone's available working time

54Is all the help and information that it provides to customers after they have bought a particular product.

55..... YOUR OWN BUSSINES

56A "bear" market is one characterized by:

57..... is when network managers deal with network breakdowns and immediate problems, instead of performing tasks according to a well laid out plan.

58During a faculty meeting, the principal mentions "grading on the curve." What does this phrase mean?

59When a business is successful in carrying out its brand promise, it provides its customers with

60Nonunion workers hired to do the jobs of striking workers

61Someone was recently caught sifting through your company's trash looking for confidential information. what is this an example of?