Work and Business 2

Ministry for development of information technologies and communications of the republic of Uzbekistan karshi branch of Tashkent university of information technologies named after mukhammad al-khorazmy Independent work Made by: Checked by: THEME: Work and business PLAN: Work and business. The difference between work and business. The best and most lucrative types of work. In business Work is not only something that you do for money, it's also a place that you go to every day. We talk about going to work in the morning, and at the end of the day when you see your spouse or roommate, you ask: How was work? So I think of work as being all the things that happen while you're working. Examples Albert got all defensive when I commented on his design. No, I packed my lunch today. Thanks, though. We have access to all kinds of personal information about the patients. OK, fair enough. Business it's polite and usually a bit formal. It brings to mind images of talking to a customer or client, shaking hands, negotiating, sending important e-mails, and so on. Another common use of the word business is talking about a small store or company that you own yourself. Examples If payment is not received by January 15th, you will be charged a $150 penalty. The real key is establishing a relationship with the client. A limp handshake leaves a bad impression. I see some potential in this idea. Work and Business Business majors develop many valuable skills and areas of knowledge that enable them to make a significant contribution to the corporate and not-for-profit worlds. They can think in numbers. Business majors can quantify a set of data, evaluate the financial impact of decisions, and use figures to back up their proposals. Dissecting business problems and recommending solutions help business majors to enhance their critical thinking and analytical skills. They learn to use information technology tools to gather, organize, and represent data for presentations and papers. Knowledge acquired in core subjects like marketing, management, human resources, and accounting prepare business majors to lead others in the workplace. With classes like business law and business ethics, students gain a legal and ethical perspective of the world around them. In addition, business students gain a global perspective and an appreciation for the value of diversity by studying business practices in other cultures. Your personal values, skills, and interests ...