#Courses of Business English

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 248

Jason… wasn’t exactly planning on going back to Gotham.

Oh sure, back when he’d first gotten his head fixed up by the Pits and then utterly fucked by them he had been planning on a convoluted thing of revenge and getting Bruce to kill the joker and honestly he’s barely not doing that. But a literal six year old declaring your plan was stupid was downright insulting, even if they were correct. 

But he’s not going to drag this out. He’s only here for a few days, just enough to take care of things with a couple of Shadows loyal to Talia- and therefor him as well- before Damian is sent over. It was a thing he had argued with her for hours, the whole sending Damian here, but… But it was something Damian wanted, and well, she was paying for college for him. So. 

So Joker would die, would never get a chance to hurt his baby brother. It wouldn’t be his first kill- he didn’t regret his previous ones, not when the blood would have been on Damian’s hands instead- but hopefully it would be his last. 

[hananono]

despite the popular fanon of serizawa not swearing, i think hes actually more likely to swear than reigen in a lot of cases—reigens been doing customer service basically since he got out of college and has been working with a kid for four years, and is generally just really good at Not Saying What He Means even if he Really Really Wants To. serizawa on the other hand likely spent a good chunk of his isolation on early internet forums and the past three years hanging around adult megalomaniacs who probably didnt give a shit if he swore like an internet user. so i can imagine serizawa as the sort of person who probably doesnt swear a lot in casual speech, but will absolutely say fuck if the situation calls for it.

[filmbyjy]

BUSINESS PROPOSAL > thirty-three! jay hyung male wife era

a/n: I know you guys missed the roasting so I brought it back >:)

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synopsis > being the amazing friend you were, you had helped your friend who desperately did not want to go on the blind date so you went as her. however, you were dumbfounded to find out that the CEO was your friend’s blind date! hopefully, he doesn’t recognise you.

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[astrxealis]

hi guys please wish me luck for my college entrance exam tomorrow for one of my dream schools xoxo

[calkale]

I got the exact same grade on my physics test im so tired, i asked about 3 questions on the test and the teacher was as clueless as i was

[yessu]

honestly I'd love to get paid to transcribe podcasts/fix auto subtitles and stuff like that but my understanding of grammar apparently isn't enough to apply to any companies that'd accept freelancers because they have hyperspecific style guidelines o|-< please. i Like checking things for accuracy and copying things down. i would love to make a money doing it.

[cuntylittlesalmon]

seeing a bunch of white twitter blue check literatis bitch about how a litmag tweeting not to submit to them if you don’t support palestine is bringing around the death of all art and literature is like…oh we are not escaping liberalism ever are we

[dullahandyke]

accidentally unfollowed u trying to send an ask i'm soso sorry T-T but also people who rely on chatgpt for uni are so incomprehensible to me partially because i took a quick college course last year to get into my job, social care, and like can you imagine having a carer or smth who didn't know what they were doing because they cheated the entire time they were learning??? but also like you're in an academic setting they're gonna have shit in place to notice plagiarism and they take that so seriously lmao. AI bros are annoying as fuck

Dw bro but SO REALLLL LIKE. I watched the main person I was bitching about for a while and they're a business student who was using chatgpt to pass a sociology test or something 😰😰 NOT a good sign for the businesses of tomorrow

[givemewallywestorgivemedeath]

I had to do math for that last post guys. Math. My mortal enemy. Never do math guys, never.

[mishkakagehishka]

tbf while the overuse of english phrases can be annoying in croatian this isn't necessarily something new - one only need look into the medieval and new age plays to see lingua franca (italian, latin, german, turkish ) seeping into the commoner language is just a thing that happens when you have a foreign language that's as widely used as the native one. we can be morose abt it but ultimately it's a natural aspect of language evolution. we wouldn't have a lot of dialectal vocabulary if it weren't for this kind of mixing.

That is fair, but i feel like there's a difference in not having a choice but to adopt and adapt, and very much having a choice and just kinda rolling over (hence the cuck comparison).

Like, we didn't have a word for a džezva so we borrowed it from Turkish - we don't have a word for "cringe" so go ahead and say "krindž".

I feel the problem comes when you speak Croatian, but 75% of your production is just fully English sentences, which happens. I've unfortunately been subjected to it way too much by now. It's not a case of "A postaj to na story, a ja ću screenshottat i forwardat Marti" <- you can say post, story, screenshot, forward in Croatian, but it's not the end of the world if you say them in English. The problem is when you say, "Super ti je ispala fotka, you should post it" <- conversations where entire clauses are spoken in English between two people whose first language is shared, and not English.

[officerdougeiffel]

pissed off at my friend again why do you gotta be such a bitch about what music I like

[cimicherrychanga]

linguistics major who is SO SCARED of the concept of writing a glossary on their own

[lannisterdaddyissues]

sorry i’ve been so inactive and noncommunicative today friends!! i see all your tags and messages and asks and i love you for all of them i just don’t have the time to answer them right now 💔 but please keep tagging me in things and sending me stuff!! i love it!!! 🥹

[speakenglishclasses]

Business English Course in Singapore | Professional Communication Skill

Increase your business communication skills with our Professional Business English Course in Singapore. will help you enhance your professional vocabulary and understanding of business concepts. This will enable you to work more efficiently and unlock new career prospects. Improve your speaking skills for the workplace and gain insights into business topics to boost your effectiveness and make the most of career opportunities.  

[affluent-english]

Conflict Resolution Strategies for Business Communication

Active listening is one of the most important conflicts (agreement that ends an argument) skills. When conflict arises/comes up, it is important to listen carefully to all parties without interrupting or making ideas (you think are true). Active listening involves fully on what the other person is saying, understanding their (way of seeing things / (reasonable/showing good judgment) view of what is and is not important) and admitting/recognizing/responding to their feelings. By actively listening, you can better understand the main cause of the conflict and find a solution that makes happy both parties. You can join online spoken English course or spoken English live classes to enhance these skills.

[studyatorange]

Embarking on the Certificate III in Cabinet Making program at Orange College is an exciting step toward a fulfilling career in the trades. To help you make the most of your studies and excel in your coursework, we’ve compiled some insider tips from our experienced faculty and successful alumni. Read on to discover how you can maximize your success in the Certificate III in Cabinet Making program in Melbourne.

1. Get Organized from Day One

Plan Your Schedule: Use a planner or digital calendar to keep track of class times, assignment due dates, and practical workshop sessions. Staying organized will help you manage your time effectively and avoid last-minute stress.

Create a Study Space: Set up a dedicated study area at home where you can focus on your coursework without distractions. Keep your tools and materials organized for easy access.

2. Engage Actively in Classes

Participate in Discussions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions and engage in class discussions. Active participation helps deepen your understanding and shows your instructors that you’re committed to learning.

Take Detailed Notes: During lectures and practical sessions, take comprehensive notes. These will be invaluable when reviewing for exams and completing assignments.

3. Practice Safety First

Understand Safety Protocols: Pay close attention during safety inductions and follow all safety guidelines in the workshop. Proper handling of tools and machinery is crucial to prevent accidents.

Wear Appropriate Gear: Always wear the required safety gear, including goggles, gloves, and ear protection, to ensure your safety while working.

4. Hone Your Practical Skills

Practice Regularly: The key to mastering cabinet making is hands-on practice. Spend as much time as possible in the workshop refining your skills and techniques.

Seek Feedback: Don’t be afraid to ask your instructors and peers for feedback on your work. Constructive criticism is essential for improvement and growth.

5. Utilize College Resources

Access Learning Materials: Take advantage of the resources available at Orange College, such as textbooks, online modules, and the library.

Join Study Groups: Collaborate with your classmates by forming study groups. Group study sessions can provide new insights and help reinforce learning.

6. Network with Industry Professionals

Attend Industry Events: Participate in workshops, seminars, and industry events organized by the college. Networking with professionals can open doors to future job opportunities and provide valuable insights into the industry.

Build Relationships: Establish connections with your instructors and fellow students. These relationships can be beneficial for support and career growth.

7. Stay Updated with Industry Trends

Read Industry Publications: Keep yourself informed about the latest trends and advancements in cabinet making by reading industry magazines, journals, and online articles.

Follow Influencers: Follow cabinet-making experts and influencers on social media to stay updated with new techniques, tools, and best practices.

8. Manage Your Time Effectively

Prioritize Tasks: Identify and prioritize your most important tasks each day. Focus on completing high-priority assignments and projects first.

Take Breaks: Schedule regular breaks during study sessions to avoid burnout. Short breaks can improve focus and productivity.

9. Prepare for Assessments

Review Regularly: Don’t wait until the last minute to study for exams. Regularly review your notes and coursework to reinforce your understanding.

Practice Past Papers: If available, practice with past exam papers to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions.

10. Stay Positive and Persistent

Maintain a Positive Attitude: Stay motivated and keep a positive attitude throughout your studies. Challenges are a part of the learning process, and persistence is key to overcoming them.

Celebrate Your Achievements: Acknowledge and celebrate your successes, no matter how small. Each achievement is a step closer to your career goals.

Success in the Certificate III in Cabinet Making program at Orange College is within your reach with the right approach and mindset. By following these insider tips, you can make the most of your studies, develop your skills, and set yourself up for a rewarding career in cabinet-making.

Ready to excel in your Certificate III in Cabinet Making program? Enrol at Orange College today and start your journey toward a successful career in the trades. Visit our website or contact our admissions team for more information.