Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 887.65 MB | Duration: 2h 46m

Learn to speak business English and get comfortable in the corporate jargon through the best memorization technique
What you'll learn
Understand the most common business words and expressions
Speak business English with confidence
Improve technical writing
Sound more professional and persuasive
Requirements
Intermediate level English
Description
I bet you can't understand these sentences :)- Our solution encompasses some of the leading-edge metrics- We strive to proactively enhance worldwide outsourcing- Our cutting-edge endpoint manager is entirely future-proof- This tool should be a benchmark for all R2R platforms, it streamlines the entire processIf not, then you are in a good place.After the course, you will not only understand the corporate jargon, but you will also speak it actively.Why learn with me?My name is Alex, I am a language guy who happens to work as a Senior Software Engineer and Business Analyst in a big tech company. This combination gives me great insight into technical/business jargon and also allows me to teach people using the most effective language learning methods. This course is based on the strongest technique I used to get to C1 in French and Spanish and C2 in English.1. We start each section with dialogue that is full of business words and expressions. In the beginning, I deliberately don't translate nor explain anything - the fact that you have to face a difficult dialogue and scan which worlds are new for you will strengthen your memory in the next lessons. 2. After going through the dialogue, we focus on the vocabulary - we learn the meaning of words and the right context to use them3. Once all the words are covered, we go through the dialogue again and practice the vocabulary actively.This simple technique guides you by hand and will cement the vocabulary in the long-term memory with very little effort. See it for yourself
Overview
Section 1: Section 1
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 B2B
Lecture 3 Leading-edge
Lecture 4 Outsourcing
Lecture 5 To ping
Lecture 6 Dialogue
Lecture 7 Exercise 1
Section 2: Section 2
Lecture 8 Introduction to Part 2
Lecture 9 Catalyst for change
Lecture 10 Lesson 2 - Out of the box
Lecture 11 Lesson 3 - Granular
Lecture 12 Lesson 4 - Real-time
Lecture 13 Dialogue 2
Lecture 14 Exercise 2
Section 3: Section 3
Lecture 15 Introduction to Part 3
Lecture 16 Lesson 1 - to streamline
Lecture 17 Lesson 2 - To benchmark/benchmark
Lecture 18 Lessom 3 - Sizing
Lecture 19 Lesson 4 - To ramp-up
Lecture 20 Dialogue 3
Lecture 21 Exercise 3
Section 4: Section 4
Lecture 22 Introduction 4
Lecture 23 Lesson 1 - To architect
Lecture 24 Lesson 2 - To expedite
Lecture 25 Lesson 3 - Let's circle back on that
Lecture 26 Lesson 4 - To reach out to sb
Lecture 27 Dialogue 4
Lecture 28 Exercise 4
Section 5: Section 5
Lecture 29 Introduction 5
Lecture 30 Lesson 1 - Iteration
Lecture 31 Lesson 2 - To onboard
Lecture 32 Lesson 3 - Hard stop
Lecture 33 Lesson 4 - Seamless
Lecture 34 Dialogue 5
Lecture 35 Exercise 5
Section 6: Section 6
Lecture 36 Introduction 6
Lecture 37 Lesson 1 - Mind share
Lecture 38 Lesson 2 - Cutting-edge
Lecture 39 Lesson 3 - To futureproof
Lecture 40 Lesson 4 - Business model
Lecture 41 Dialogue 6
Lecture 42 Exercise 6
Section 7: Section 7
Lecture 43 Introduction 7
Lecture 44 Lesson 1 - End to end
Lecture 45 Lesson 2 - Action points
Lecture 46 Lesson 3 - To descope
Lecture 47 Lesson 4 - Hands-on
Lecture 48 Dialogue 7
Lecture 49 Exercise 7
Section 8: Section 8
Lecture 50 Introduction 8
Lecture 51 Lesson 1 - Holistic
Lecture 52 Lesson 2 - Paradigm
Lecture 53 Lesson 3 - Heads-up
Lecture 54 Lesson 4 - To scale up
Lecture 55 Dialogue 8
Lecture 56 Exercise 8
English learners who need to understand English in difficult corporate setting,English learners who need to use English actively during meeting, negotations, calls with clients etc.,English learners preparing for job interviews,English learners who work in customer service,People working for big corporations and startups: developers, business analysts, data analysts, data scientists, accountants, consultants, team leaders, managers etc.
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