Unit7_3_Global outsourcing Flashcards

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n. a benefit, advantage

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BOON

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n. local office of a larger comepany

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BRANCH

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v. to reach someone or something that is ahead

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CATCH UP

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v. to happen at the same time

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COINCIDE

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v. to face a difficulty

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CONFRONT

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n. a lot of disagreement affecting many people

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CONTROVERSY

adj. CONTROVERSIAL
adv. CONTROVERSIALLY

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adj. important affecting a decision

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DECISIVE

n. DECISION
v. DECIDE
adv. DECISIVELY

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adj. attractive

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ENTICING

n. ENTICEMENT
v. ENTICE

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n. centre or the most important place

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EPICENTER

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n. a company, a business organization

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FIRM

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adj. nearing, usually said of a threat or difficulty

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LOOMING

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n. someone who disagrees and speaks out

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OPPONENT

n. OPPOSITION
v. OPPOSE
adj. OPPOSING

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v. to call attention to

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POINT

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n. the largest amount

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PREPONDERANCE

adj. PREPONDERANT
adv. PREPONDERANTLY

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n. supporter

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PROPONENT

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n. the rest, what is left

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REMAINDER

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adv. on a regular basis

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ROUTINELY

adj. ROUTINE
adv. ROUTINELY

18
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n. period of work time

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SHIFT

19
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n. the rate at which employees leave or are replaced

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TURNOVER
Ex: Staff TURNOVER can be high when employees have to work long night shifts to coincide with the BUSINESS DAY of outsourcing countries.

20
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adj.> rich

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WEALTHY