Business&Organisation
A person who starts their own business.
Entrepreneur
Money a company receives from sales.
Revenue
A person who works temporarily to gain experience.
Intern
A person who buys goods or services.
Consumer
A company that provides goods or materials.
Supplier
A department responsible for recruiting and managing employees
Human resources
Money left after costs are paid.
Profit
A person who is learning a job or profession.
Trainee
Money returned to a customer.
Refund
The process of moving and storing goods.
Logistics
A business arrangement where two companies work together.
Joint venture
The point where income equals total costs.
Break even
A person who owns part of a company.
Shareholder
The tendency to keep buying from the same company.
Customer loyalty
Products that are currently unavailable for purchase.
Out of stock
A special feature that makes a product different from competitors.
USP
Regular business expenses such as rent and electricity.
Overheads
A person who may provide information about your previous work.
Reference
A possible customer who has shown interest in a product.
Prospect
The movement of money into and out of a business.
Cash flow
A market controlled by one company.
Monopoly
The direct cost of producing or purchasing goods sold.
Cost of goods sold
A period of work experience offered to a student or graduate.
Internship
The act of making up for a customer's inconvenience or problem.
Compensation
Basic materials used to manufacture finished products.
Raw materials