Bitesize Business English Lesson #22: Comparison

The video tutorial explains the concept of comparison, which involves evaluating similarities between two or more entities. It provides examples, such as comparing hands and companies, and discusses the application of comparison in business, particularly in recruitment, where comparing notes is a common practice.

What is the primary purpose of making a comparison?

• To create a list

• To evaluate similarities

• To make a decision

• To identify differences

When comparing two hands, what conclusion might you reach?

• They are unique

• They are identical

• They are similar

• They are different

What does drawing a comparison between two companies imply?

• They have similarities

• They are in competition

• They are merging

• They are different

In a business context, what does 'comparing notes' mean?

• Sharing financial data

• Discussing strategies

• Exchanging contact information

• Reviewing each other's observations

Why might recruiters compare notes after an interview?

• To decide on a salary offer

• To evaluate the candidate's performance

• To schedule another interview

• To finalize the hiring process