Business English (Listening): "Different Management Styles" (B1)

Vocabulary 1

1. Autocratic Styles

• French: Styles autocratiques
• Korean: 독재적 스타일 (Dogjaejeok seutail)
• Japanese: 独裁的スタイル (Dokusai-teki sutairu)
• Chinese (Simplified): 专制风格 (Zhuānzhì fēnggé)

2. Top-down Control

• French: Contrôle descendant
• Korean: 상명하달식 통제 (Sangmyeonghadal-sik tongje)
• Japanese: トップダウン型の管理 (Toppu daun-gata no kanri)
• Chinese (Simplified): 自上而下的控制 (Zì shàng ér xià de kòngzhì)

English Lesson (Listening and Speaking): "Being a Manager"

Vocabulary

A. impact – (noun) means the effect or influence of something. Example sentence: The pandemic had a significant impact on the economy.

B. proud – (adj) means feeling pleased or satisfied with one's achievements or someone else's. Example sentence: She felt proud of her son's success.

C. achieves – (verb) means to successfully reach a goal or accomplish something. Example sentence: With hard work, you can achieve your dreams.

D. handle/handling – (verb) means dealing with or managing something. Example sentence: She is good at handling difficult situations calmly and efficiently.

E. conflicts – (noun) are disagreements or disputes between people or groups. Example sentence: They resolved their conflicts through open communication and compromise.