ЭКЗАМЕНАЦИОННЫЕ ТЕМЫ ДЛЯ 2-го курса ИМЭ
1. What is important when applying for a job abroad?
2. What is important when living abroad?
3. What is important when making small talk?
4. What is important when attracting customers to big department stores?
What is important in a successful business leader?
What is important when dealing with customer's complaints on the phone?
What is important when implementing a lean manufacturing system?
What is important when starting up a business?
9. What is important when making successful sales of products?*
10)What is important when having an appraisal?
11.What is important when advertising a product?
12.What is important when negotiating?
1. What is important when applying for a job abroad?
A job is one of the most crucial aspects of anyone's life.
In fact the average American spends eight percent of their life at work. It is crucial to know how to apply for a job.
The first step is to compose a CV/resume
Effective resumes are straightforward, factual presentations of a person's experience and accomplishments. They are neither over detailed nor too sketchy. A general rule is that two or three pages in length is best.
Getting the job you have applied for can sometimes depend on the successful job interview. When you go for a job interview, make sure you arrive on time. An employer will form a poor first impression if show up late.
Wear the proper clothes. You should have a neat, clean appearance to have a good impression.
Finally, express your thanks and be sure that the employer knows how to contact you if she or he wants to hire you.
2. What is important when living abroad?
It is important to know culture of this country. In Business English, cultural awareness seems to offer a
human counterbalance to the money-oriented world of marketing and finance. But there are a series of problems that we need to be aware of .
The fact that we can match behaviours with nationalities shows that at least there is some truth in stereotypes
We shouldn't stereotype people just because of their nationality.
Whatever the circumstances, there are many professional, personal and social benefits to be gained by the experience of living and working abroad. You should also be aware, though, that you will probably suffer from culture shock at some point.
Fascination This is the exciting part of culture shock, when everything seems wonderful, exotic and exciting. When you first arrive your priority will, naturally, be to deal with practical considerations such as registering with a doctor and sorting out your new accommodation, but it's also important to take this opportunity to get out and enjoy the new culture in which you find yourself
Frustration Once the initial thrill of being in a new culture has passed, even the simplest aspects of life abroad can feel difficult and annoying.
Depression For some people, frustration can turn to depression. Stress, anxiety and even flulike symptoms can make life very difficult, and may affect how well you perform your duties at work
4Adaptation It takes longer for some people than others, but at some point you will adapt to the new culture, and enjoy it on a deeper level than at the fascination stage. Most people who adapt successfully are those who make the effort to learn at least some of the language, find out about local customs and social etiquette, and make friends with local people.