NETWORKING&CULTURAL DIFFERENCE
BUSINESS COSTS
ENTERPRENUERSHIP&
FRANCHISING
PRESENTATION&JOB INTERVIEWS AND HIRING
100

Meaning of the phrase "Discovering second-degree connections" ?

To find out about people you know indirectly through mutual acquaintances.

100

The term means " all general regular expenses a company must pay to operate". And it is divided into fixed and variable costs.

Overheads

100

Small new businesses

Start-up businesses

100

What is storyboarding in presentation?

Storyboarding in a presentation means planning your presentation slide-by-slide using a visual outline, similar to a comic strip or movie storyboard.

200

Which term is used for "Recommendations from one person to another, often suggesting someone for a job or service". 

Referrals

200

Profit from sales after paying direct costs of production.

Gross margin. If a product sells for $100 and costs $60 to make, the gross margin is 40%.

200

People or organizations who invest in new business

Venture capitalists

200

What is the difference between soft skills and hard skills?

Soft skills are personal and social abilities, like communication and teamwork.
Hard skills are technical or job-specific skills, like coding or accounting.

300

Which phrase is used to say "improve/work on a particular skill"?

Brush up on....

300

What is Profit Margin?

 The money the company keeps after ALL expenses (including overheads, rent, salary, utilities, marketing, taxes, etc.)

300

To follow the official process of creating a new business.

Register a company

300

What is entry-level job?

A position designed for people with little or no work experience, often recent graduates or beginners in a field.

400

Specify some of the ice-breakers when you are starting a conversation with someone?

Introducing yourself

Complimenting someone 

Asking for an opinion.

Agreeing with someone. 

400

Term used to indicate total money earned from sales in a period.

Turnover

400

The difference between franchise fee and royalties.

A franchise fee is a one-time payment the franchisee makes at the beginning to buy the right to use the brand, system, and support. Royalties are ongoing payments—usually a percentage of monthly sales—that the franchisee pays regularly to the franchiser for continued support, branding, and use of the business model.

400

What are the ways to build a rapport with audience?  

Humor

Short story

Startling statistic

Make audience think

Invite participation

500

Term used to indicate "to express similar feelings or opinions with others".

Share sentiments

500

Which term is used to indicate "Extra money you pay when you borrow or delay payment".

Interest
500
Definition of the term "source suppliers".

To identify providers of products and services

500

New employees go through this process to learn company rules.

ONBOARDING