商务英语课件——Working together
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• business /major /secondary /services/ workers/ another /most /countries /work
• Primary / labor /basic /fully /productive / economic / fishing /percent
These are the equivalents
USA President CEO Director Financial
Controller Director
GB Chairman MD Vice President Accountant
Manager
5.4 Company developments
reception
marketing dept.
Lifts
Photocopying room purchasing dept.
Sales dept.
conference room
Marketing
Canteen
Accounts
Purchasing Stairs
Coffee machine
General Manager
Gents Ladies
Sales
Conference room Lifts
Personal Manager Mr. Robinson
Photocopying
reception
5.2 Different kinds of companies
• In this section various aspects of describing companies and referring to their activities are covered.
• service-producing firms to the tertiary, etc. • The companies listed have been selected to fit into these
two main categories.
Answer to 5.2 A
• Secondary: e.g. manufacturing Bayer Pepsi Saab-Scania Ford • Tertiary: e.g. services, banking, insuranted answers
1 Workers 2 The assembly line and economies of scale 3 A quarter of employees fix their own 4 The workers decide 5 Employee 6 Employees 7 There are no central computers 8 There are no controls over expenses and business travel 9 He makes his own
• This section reviews the history of two well known companies. (This exercise should be completed at home to save time.)
Answers to 5.4 A (1)
• Suggested answers • DatesWhat happened?Who did what?1847Simens was foundedWerner
Siemens & Johann Georg Halske1849Company was established in SprendilingenJohann Phiipp Holman1866Invention of dynamo machineWerner Siemens
Answers to 5.4 A (2)
• Listen to the recording in which a man talk about the structure of his company.
• Repeat how the three missing names are pronounced: Robert Leaf George Harris Chow Fung
Answers to 5.3 A
Managing Director: Robert Leaf* Finance Director: Weimin Tan* Marketing Manager: Rosemary Broo Production Manager: George Harris Personnel Manager: Deirdre Spence Research and Development Manager Dr Tarcisius Chin Planning Manager: Chow Fung General Manager, Singapore Factory: Lee Boon Eng member of the board of directors
Unit 5 Working together
• Objectives • Focus • Warming up • 5.1 Getting to know the workplace • 5.2 Different kinds of companies • 5 .3 Company organization • 5.4 Company developments • 5 .5 Working with others • Sum-up • Assignment
5.1 Getting to know the workplace
This section covers the important question of finding one's way about a company's premises either as someone who is new to the company or as a visitor. It concentrates on office life and how offices are laid out.
leisure BNP British Airways Sears Hilton International
5.2 B Fill in job
• look through the article and then fill in the missing information
Suggested answers to 5.2 B
Listening
Listen for the recording, where are the different offices?
Related vocabulary
Accounts department canteen
Coffee machine
General manager
gents toilet
5 .5 Working with others
• This section deals with the functions of agreeing and disagreeing.
5.5 A 1)
• Read the article about a different company: Samco. • Answer the questions given .
5 .3 Company organization
• This section deals with the divisions and departments of a company and the use of job titles within the company.
5.3 A Listening
Objectives
When the learners finish learning this unit, they should be able to
• Show someone physically around the office or premises • Describe how the business is organized or structured • Describe to outsiders or friends what their company actually does
5.5 A 2) read the second extract
• Find the answers to these questions: 1)Who makes decision? 2) What have been abandoned ? 3)How are salaries decided? 4) How are profits shared? 5) Who recognizes the factories? 6) Who chooses new sites for development? 7) What role do computer play in the factory? 8)Who controls expenses and business travels? 9) Who makes the boss’s tea?
• DatesWhat happened?Who did what?1882First large foreign order begunHolzman Co.1885Workforce exceeding 5,000Holzman Co.1917Aktiengesellschaft foundedHolzman Co.1950Foreign business restartedHolzman Co.1979Acquisition of J. A. Jones Construction CompanyHolzman Co.1981Purchase of Lockwood Greene Engineer, Inc.Holzman Co.1989Takeover of Steinmüller GroupHolzman Co.1992/3Recorded annual sales of DM 82 billionSiemens
• It deals with types of business and occupational structure in various sectors of industry and product groups.
5.2 A Do you know them?
• Goods-producing companies belong to the secondary sector.
Focus
• Getting to know the workplace • Sectors of industry and company organization
Warming up
A foreigner met you on your road and asks you to help him to direct him to the library, how would you describe?
Answers to 5.4 A (3)
• HolzmanSiemensLocations of the company's activitiesAmsterdam, Baghdad, East Africa, South AmericaIn more than 50 countriesActivities of both companies up to 1940sRailroad and railroad projects, all fields of building construction and civil engineeringPower engineeringRecent activities of the companiesPurchase of American companies and one of the most important German corporationsAn innovative leader on electrical and electronic market
• Primary / labor /basic /fully /productive / economic / fishing /percent
These are the equivalents
USA President CEO Director Financial
Controller Director
GB Chairman MD Vice President Accountant
Manager
5.4 Company developments
reception
marketing dept.
Lifts
Photocopying room purchasing dept.
Sales dept.
conference room
Marketing
Canteen
Accounts
Purchasing Stairs
Coffee machine
General Manager
Gents Ladies
Sales
Conference room Lifts
Personal Manager Mr. Robinson
Photocopying
reception
5.2 Different kinds of companies
• In this section various aspects of describing companies and referring to their activities are covered.
• service-producing firms to the tertiary, etc. • The companies listed have been selected to fit into these
two main categories.
Answer to 5.2 A
• Secondary: e.g. manufacturing Bayer Pepsi Saab-Scania Ford • Tertiary: e.g. services, banking, insuranted answers
1 Workers 2 The assembly line and economies of scale 3 A quarter of employees fix their own 4 The workers decide 5 Employee 6 Employees 7 There are no central computers 8 There are no controls over expenses and business travel 9 He makes his own
• This section reviews the history of two well known companies. (This exercise should be completed at home to save time.)
Answers to 5.4 A (1)
• Suggested answers • DatesWhat happened?Who did what?1847Simens was foundedWerner
Siemens & Johann Georg Halske1849Company was established in SprendilingenJohann Phiipp Holman1866Invention of dynamo machineWerner Siemens
Answers to 5.4 A (2)
• Listen to the recording in which a man talk about the structure of his company.
• Repeat how the three missing names are pronounced: Robert Leaf George Harris Chow Fung
Answers to 5.3 A
Managing Director: Robert Leaf* Finance Director: Weimin Tan* Marketing Manager: Rosemary Broo Production Manager: George Harris Personnel Manager: Deirdre Spence Research and Development Manager Dr Tarcisius Chin Planning Manager: Chow Fung General Manager, Singapore Factory: Lee Boon Eng member of the board of directors
Unit 5 Working together
• Objectives • Focus • Warming up • 5.1 Getting to know the workplace • 5.2 Different kinds of companies • 5 .3 Company organization • 5.4 Company developments • 5 .5 Working with others • Sum-up • Assignment
5.1 Getting to know the workplace
This section covers the important question of finding one's way about a company's premises either as someone who is new to the company or as a visitor. It concentrates on office life and how offices are laid out.
leisure BNP British Airways Sears Hilton International
5.2 B Fill in job
• look through the article and then fill in the missing information
Suggested answers to 5.2 B
Listening
Listen for the recording, where are the different offices?
Related vocabulary
Accounts department canteen
Coffee machine
General manager
gents toilet
5 .5 Working with others
• This section deals with the functions of agreeing and disagreeing.
5.5 A 1)
• Read the article about a different company: Samco. • Answer the questions given .
5 .3 Company organization
• This section deals with the divisions and departments of a company and the use of job titles within the company.
5.3 A Listening
Objectives
When the learners finish learning this unit, they should be able to
• Show someone physically around the office or premises • Describe how the business is organized or structured • Describe to outsiders or friends what their company actually does
5.5 A 2) read the second extract
• Find the answers to these questions: 1)Who makes decision? 2) What have been abandoned ? 3)How are salaries decided? 4) How are profits shared? 5) Who recognizes the factories? 6) Who chooses new sites for development? 7) What role do computer play in the factory? 8)Who controls expenses and business travels? 9) Who makes the boss’s tea?
• DatesWhat happened?Who did what?1882First large foreign order begunHolzman Co.1885Workforce exceeding 5,000Holzman Co.1917Aktiengesellschaft foundedHolzman Co.1950Foreign business restartedHolzman Co.1979Acquisition of J. A. Jones Construction CompanyHolzman Co.1981Purchase of Lockwood Greene Engineer, Inc.Holzman Co.1989Takeover of Steinmüller GroupHolzman Co.1992/3Recorded annual sales of DM 82 billionSiemens
• It deals with types of business and occupational structure in various sectors of industry and product groups.
5.2 A Do you know them?
• Goods-producing companies belong to the secondary sector.
Focus
• Getting to know the workplace • Sectors of industry and company organization
Warming up
A foreigner met you on your road and asks you to help him to direct him to the library, how would you describe?
Answers to 5.4 A (3)
• HolzmanSiemensLocations of the company's activitiesAmsterdam, Baghdad, East Africa, South AmericaIn more than 50 countriesActivities of both companies up to 1940sRailroad and railroad projects, all fields of building construction and civil engineeringPower engineeringRecent activities of the companiesPurchase of American companies and one of the most important German corporationsAn innovative leader on electrical and electronic market