Saiba qual é a importância do Inglês na Administração e confira termos específicos da área
Para uma carreira bem sucedida em uma empresa na área de administração, é preciso que seu inglês esteja no mínimo em um nível independente ou melhor ainda, se estiver próximo ao nível em seu idioma nativo (português). Cargos mais altos e mais bem pagos, é claro, pedem alta desenvoltura na língua inglesa.
A questão é simples: a habilidade essencial da comunicação faz com que o idioma seja essencial em muitos aspectos: negociações e parcerias com empresas estrangeiras, fornecedores, comunicação por e-mails, apresentações, reuniões, conversas ao telefone, na leitura e interpretação de documentos, viagens a trabalho, entrevistas de processo seletivo com candidatos e por aí vai.
Segundo o Conselho Nacional de Administração, a remuneração de um administrador varia entre R$3 mil a R$6 mil.
Veja alguns exemplos de cargos:
Administrador Financeiro
Gerente de Recursos Humanos
Gerente de Compras
Administrador de Compras
Administrador de Vendas
Gerente de Vendas
Gestão de Produção
Gerente de Serviços
Conheça abaixo um pouco vocabulário comum à àrea administrativa:
- Assignments – the tasks you must do as a part of your job;
- Budget – Financial limit to use and administrate for the needs of a department, a project or a company;
- Board – the group responsible for organizing and rule a company;
- Coachee – The person who receives the training;
- Briefing – Information given before tasks get to be done;
- Chairman – President of a council who directs the company;
- Breakthrough – a valuable achievement that impacts on the development of a solution for a problem, for example;
- Culture Audit – a study of the methods of a company to check if they are acceptable to its employees and others;
- Compliance – the act of following an order or rules;
- Business Plan – Organized details for developing a business;
- Core business – focal service of the organization;
- Dumping – Commercial practice, usually disloyal when organizations sell their products for incredibly low prices trying to harm and eliminate competition and then dominate the market with high prices. A term used for international market;
- Downsizing – When the company reduces the number of employees. Reducing the hierarchical levels of an organization;
- Bank loan – a transaction in which property is lent or given to another on condition of return or, where the loan is of money, repayment;
- Entrepreneur – the person who starts the business, the businessperson;
- Factoring – The business of purchasing debts from clients at a discount and making a profit from their collection;
- Mortgage – It is a loan that is used to pay for a portion of the price of real estate;
- Hands-on – Active participation;
- Headcount – Number of people who work in the same team or organization;
- Trust Index – satisfaction survey of employees;
- Business Unit – a sector of a business that operates as a separate part of it;
- Join Venture – Association of companies to explore a specific business. None of the organizations lose their own legal personality;
- Outplacement – A way of resignation in which a company offers support to the employee to return to the job market, supporting his/her professional change;
- Accounts payable – (AP) refer to the obligations incurred by a company during its operations that remain due and must be paid in the short term;
- Outsourcing – When an organization hires the services of other companies. It is done in sectors that do not involve the final product of the business;
- Overhead – Operational expenses;
- Rapport – Relationship of mutual confidence between two or more people;
- Rightsizing – adequacy of the number of employees to its needs;
- Liability– A financial obligation of a company that results in the company’s future sacrifices of economic benefits;
- Accounts receivable – (AR) are the balance of money due to a firm for goods or services delivered or used but not yet paid for by customers.
Comece hoje mesmo a dar passos para realizar seus sonhos.
Conheça o curso de inglês para negócios.
