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Mittarbeiterfluktuation
the rate at which people leave an organization and are replaced by others.
staff turnover (n)
turnover (n)
turn over (money)
Good companies have a low staff turnover.
Ruf
reputation (n)
be reputed to be/do sth.
In her last job she acquired a reputation as a trublemaker.
Lieferung
delivery (n)
deliver (v)
recorded delivery (n)
You can expect delivery in a week to ten days.
vorwegnehmen, erwarten
anticipate (v)
anticipation (n)
anticipatory (adj)
Sales are better than anticipated.
Zeugnis
American English: official college document that shows a list of the students classes and the results they received
transcript (n)
transcribe (v)
transcription (n)
Please add your transcripts to your application.
Rekrutierung, Einstellen von Arbeitskräften
recruitment (n)
recruiter (n)
recruit (v)
fest
not completly hard, but not soft
firm (adj)
firmly (adv)
firmness (n)
a firm handshake
Unternehmens -
belonging to or relating to a corporation (company)
corporate (adj)
corporation (n)
incorporate (v)
changing the corporate culture (=the way that people in a corporation think and behave) to accept family friendly polivies.
interdisziplinär, breichsübergreifend
interdisciplinary (adj)
(self-) discipline (n)
discipline (v)
an interdisciplinary research center.
kurz und prägnant
concise (adj)
conciseness (n)
Your summery should be as clear and cincise as possible.
berufliche Entwicklung, Karriere
career (n)
career path (n)
Career prospects within the company are excellent.
Körperhaltung, die Postur
posture (n)
Adopt an upright posture.
abweichen, von etw abkiommen
deviate (v) from
deviation (n)
Do not deviate from your main story.
begeistert
enthusiastic (adj)
enthusiast (n)
enthusiasm (n)
enthusiastically (adv)
zum Einsatz kommen
deploy (v)
deployment (n)
sich in etw hervortun, hervorragen
excel (v) at sth.
excellent (adj)
Rich has allways axcelled at foreign languages.
störend
disruptive (adj)
disrupt (v)
disruption (n)
allgemein (adj)
generic (adj)
generically (adv)
ableiten, folgern
deduce (v)
deduction (n)
ganz
entire (adj)
entirely (adv)
entirety (n)
zusammenfallen mit
coincide (v)
(by) coincidence (n)
coincidental (adj)
The show is coincide with the launch of a new book.
Heftmappe
binder (n)
bind (v)
binding (adj)
The documents filled a binder three inches thick.
emotional, emotionsgeladen
emotive (adj)
emotion (n)
emotional (adj)
Child abuse is an emotive subject.
Rechnung tragen, berücksichtigen
accommodate (v)
accommodating (adj)
accommodation (n)
To accomodate Jeffry's desire for promotion, Michelle shuffled the roles within the store.
Fühtungs- , Management-
managerial (adj)
manage (v)
manager (n)
management (n)
His managerial responsibilities include ...
an Leistung übertreffen
outperform (v)
underperform (v)
performance (n)
Stocks generally outperform other investments.
initiieren, in Gang setzen
initiate (v)
initial (adj)
initially (adv)
initiative (n)
initiation (n)
Besonderheit, Eigenart
idiosyncrasy (n)
idiosyncratic (adj)
drosseln, bremsen
curb (v)
mittelmässig
mediocre (adj)
mediocrity (n)
veranlassen
prompt (v)
prompt (n)
prompt (adj)
What prompted you to sell the house?
umdrehen
invert (v)
inversion (n)
inverted commas
nachbohren
probe (v)
probe (n)
probing (adj)
I don't want to probe to deeply into your personal affairs.
erschöpfen
drain (v)
drain (n)
brain drain (n)
drained (adj)
Working with children all day really drains you.
Rückschlag
reversal (n)
reverse (v)
In spite of setbacks and reversals, his business was at last making money
verlangsamen
Formal: to delay the devlopment of something
retard (v)
retarded (adj)
retard (n)
Cold weather retards the growth of many plants.
Haftung, Bürde
liability (n)
liable for (adj)
limited liability
The liability of a persons weakness.
wiederstandsfähig
resilient (adj)
resilience (n)
If you manage to strenghten an aployee's self-assurance, this will make him/her more resilient.
mildern, abschwächen
mitigate (v)
mitigating (adj)
mitigation (n)
Unzufriedene/r
Formal: someone who is likely to cause trouble because they are not happy with the way things are organized - used in order to show disaproval
malcontent (n)
content (adj) (=zufriedenheit)
discontent (adj) (=unzufriedenheit)
Claudia earned a reputation as a malcontent.