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Traducción & Definición
the workforce (of a company): el personal, la plantilla (de una empresa)
Ejemplos
- "I want to thank you for your invaluable help over the last few weeks: Replacing the majority of our workforce with automatons and robots was no easy task, but your help in reducing our fragile, fleshy and weak human staff was done with ruthless, near robotic, efficiency."
- "I'm sure you know that China's workforce and economic growth make us a leading power for the 21st century and beyond."
- "Our workforce is so varied."
- "The newer generation of Chinese entrepreneurs wants to dispel the notion that China's only contribution to the global economy is its massive workforce and cheap production."
- "They would save $100m if they just got rid of 15% of their workforce."
- "I worry about the mental health of our workforce."
Ejercicio 1
Fill in the blanks below with key terms from this portion of the article.
Example: This term describes the fabrication of goods by manual labor or machines. "We specialize in the production and manufacturing of electrical goods." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the creation of logos, product design, advertising, and promotion to develop a trademark or distinctive product. "Successful can be seen by the common use of the terms Hoover, Kleenex, and Xerox." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the business of selling goods directly to consumers from shops and stores. "On-line companies such as Amazon are often cited as the future of " (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes a labor force, often of an entire country or industry. "To succeed globally we need to train our , (employees and staff) in many languages." (Located in the third paragraph)
Example: This term describes the fabrication of goods by manual labor or machines. "We specialize in the production and manufacturing of electrical goods." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the creation of logos, product design, advertising, and promotion to develop a trademark or distinctive product. "Successful can be seen by the common use of the terms Hoover, Kleenex, and Xerox." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the business of selling goods directly to consumers from shops and stores. "On-line companies such as Amazon are often cited as the future of " (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes a labor force, often of an entire country or industry. "To succeed globally we need to train our , (employees and staff) in many languages." (Located in the third paragraph)
Fill in the blanks below with key terms from this portion of the article.
Example: This term describes the fabrication of goods by manual labor or machines. "We specialize in the production and manufacturing of electrical goods." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the creation of logos, product design, advertising, and promotion to develop a trademark or distinctive product. "Successful branding 1 can be seen by the common use of the terms Hoover, Kleenex, and Xerox." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the business of selling goods directly to consumers from shops and stores. "On-line companies such as Amazon are often cited as the future of retailing 2" (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes a labor force, often of an entire country or industry. "To succeed globally we need to train our workforce 3, (employees and staff) in many languages." (Located in the third paragraph)
Example: This term describes the fabrication of goods by manual labor or machines. "We specialize in the production and manufacturing of electrical goods." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the creation of logos, product design, advertising, and promotion to develop a trademark or distinctive product. "Successful branding 1 can be seen by the common use of the terms Hoover, Kleenex, and Xerox." (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes the business of selling goods directly to consumers from shops and stores. "On-line companies such as Amazon are often cited as the future of retailing 2" (Located in the first paragraph)
This term describes a labor force, often of an entire country or industry. "To succeed globally we need to train our workforce 3, (employees and staff) in many languages." (Located in the third paragraph)
1 branding: The article mentions that "Chinese entrepreneurs (are) now attacking other aspects of the marketing ladder, extending their efforts to distribution, retailing and even branding." "Branding" is a marketing term that refers to the use of logos and product design, advertising and image creation to increase the consumer awareness of a product. A "brand" is a trademark, or product line, for example: I love that brand of coffee.
2 retailing: The article mentions that "Chinese entrepreneurs (are) now attacking aspects of the marketing ladder, extending its efforts to distribution, retailing and even branding." "Retailing" refers to selling goods directly to consumers, usually from shops or "retail" outlets.
3 workforce: The article states that "China's only contribution to the global economy is its massive workforce and cheap production." A "workforce" refers to the number of workers available for labor in a particular industry. If a nation or company has a large workforce, then it is considered to be powerful.
Ejercicio 2
Nicola speaks of an increase in the Delavigne "market share". She is referring to an increase in
Nicola speaks of an increase in the Delavigne "market share". She is referring to an increase in
This is incorrect and is not the meaning of a company's "market share". A company's "workforce" refers to the number of workers available for labor in that company.
This is not correct. A company's "market share" is not connected to the number of employees that a company has in its marketing department. It is the company's part (or "share") of the overall market for its particular product.
This is not correct. While an increase in market share will often lead to an increase in share values, a company's "market share" is that company's part (or portion) of the overall market for its particular product.
This is correct. A company's "market share" is that company's part of the overall market for its particular product. "Reno Cars has seen its market share in Asia increase by 50% over the past two years." "Share" has a similar meaning with "portion", "percentage" or "part" in this context, for example: Our share of sales in the perfume market is high this year.
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