Sentence examples for language corporate from inspiring English sources
Bianchi was a pro basketball lifer, a man with no degree of fluency in the language corporate executives speak.
The dialogue fuses technological jargon, macho military language, corporate argot and video-game references into a robotic but pungently slangy language that suggests NASA headquarters has been taken over by drunken frat boys.
If culture in society is expressed through language, corporate culture is expressed through white papers and Power Point presentations.
Even though my dad was a publisher working three blocks away at McGraw-Hill, I hadn't been exposed to corporate culture or its native language, corporate jargon, before then.
We used a test to determine the presence or absence of certain intercultural attributes grouped into 3 sections composed of different items: languages, corporate values and content, and information content for immigrants on the web pages of the SSPA hospitals.
They have talked the language of corporate cultural renewal convincingly and with conviction.
Like it or not, English is still the world's principal language where corporate identities are concerned.
And most of what he describes — the camaraderie in the workplace, the Orwellian language of "corporate resources," the company soccer team — is familiar to the point of banality.
What Sandberg is saying is valuable precisely because it is her – speaking in the language of corporate conservatism – and not Barbara Ehrenreich saying it.
But the people in Toms River, where there are legal cases pending, want to hear scientific, technical language about corporate polluting, language that can tell them why they have three times more cases of childhood brain cancer and report twice the rate of leukemia as the rest of the country.
To avoid being limited to pitching stories about clients or writing the company newsletter, a public relations employee needs to understand business, finance, marketing, strategic planning and research — the language of corporate America and the company boardroom, where the P.R. head is now likely to report to the chief executive.
