6. Situation.

1. Can you analyze the typical structure of any company?

2. Find some information about a well-known company (Honda, Nestle, Samsung) in a newspaper or business journal and make a company profile for it. Try to describe the organization structure.

Unit 2 Organization Structure

1 Introduction

1. Read the text title and hypothesize what the text is about. Write down your hypothesis.

2. What do you know concerning this issue? List your ideas in the table left column "1 know”.

I know	I have learnt

1.3 Do you know answers to these questions? Write down your short answers in the space given after each question.

1	What is a business company?
	| What must any company do to operate successfully? |
	What do you know about company organization?
	What kinds of senior employees can you name?
	What kinds of departments do you know?
6	What are the responsibilities of the departments?
7	What types of companies do you know?

1.4 Circle in the list the words and expressions you know. Write down their translation in the table and calculate the percentage of your lexical competence.

1 to establish		9	to be in charge of
2 to gain		10	day-to-day
3 to reduce prices		11	subsidiary
4 margin		12	accountable
5 manufacturing		13	advertising
6 to upgrade	m • *	14	to yield profits
7 to bear in mind	\	15	to elect
8 raw materials		16	supreme governor

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