Who is responsible for hiring employees?

What term describes a job or profession someone does regularly?

Which job requires specialized knowledge or training?

What is the series of jobs a person has over their lifetime called?

Which term refers to the sector of the economy that includes businesses making or providing certain goods or services?

What is a business that sells products or services?

What type of business is legally separate from its owners?

Which term describes a business organization involved in difficult or risky activities?

What is a group of people working together to achieve common goals?

What is a business that provides professional services?

What term refers to a newly established business?

Where is the physical location where someone works?

What is a specific role within a company or organization called?

What is the name or description of a person’s role at work?

What describes the duties and responsibilities of a job?

What type of job requires 40 hours of work per week or more?

What type of job requires fewer hours than a full-time job?

What term describes working independently for different clients?

What is a temporary position, often for students, to gain work experience?

What is a written agreement for work done for a set period?

What type of job has no predetermined end date and offers long-term employment?

What describes a short-term job or position?

What term refers to working from home or another location?

What work arrangement allows employees to split time between remote and office work?

What is a place where business or administrative work is done?

What section within a company is responsible for a specific function?

What department manages employees, including hiring, training, and benefits?

What is the process of finding and hiring new employees called?

What is a meeting between an employer and a potential employee to assess qualifications?

What term describes the process of giving someone a job?

What act refers to dismissing an employee from their job?

What is it called when an employee voluntarily leaves their job?

What is the advancement of an employee to a higher position called?

What term refers to the lowering of an employee’s rank or position?

What is a fixed amount of money paid to an employee on a regular basis?

What is payment for work, usually hourly or weekly, called?

What is extra money given to an employee for good performance?

What payment is made to an employee based on their sales?

What refers to non-wage compensation provided by an employer?

What refers to extra work hours beyond the regular schedule?

What term refers to a set period during which an employee works?

What outlines the days and hours an employee works?

What ability allows you to work effectively with others to achieve a common goal?

What ability involves guiding, directing, or influencing others?

Who oversees and manages the work of others?

Who is responsible for organizing and overseeing the work of a group or department?

Who is the highest-ranking officer in a company, responsible for operations and decision-making?

Who is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of a company?

Who manages the financial actions of a company?

What term describes a person who starts and runs their own business?

What describes a person who starts and runs their own business?

What is a person or entity that provides capital to a business in exchange for profits?

What term refers to a business arrangement where individuals share ownership and profits?

Who is a person or group with an interest in the outcome of a business?

What department offers support to customers before, during, and after purchasing a product?

What is the process of selling goods or services to customers?

What term refers to activities related to promoting and selling products?

What term describes the process of creating goods or services?

What term refers to the day-to-day activities of running a business?

What is the journey from one place to another called?

What term refers to travel by airplane?

What is the process of registering for a flight called?

What is the act of leaving or taking off from a location called?

What term refers to when an airplane leaves the ground?

What is getting onto a plane called?

What is an official message broadcast at the airport called?

What is the area where passengers board the plane called?

What process involves scanning passengers and luggage for safety?

What is the checking of documents before travel called?

What is tax-free shopping at an airport called?

What are luggage, suitcases, and bags referred to at the airport?

What are small bags allowed in the cabin called?

What is a flight that takes off later than scheduled called?

What term describes when the plane arrives at its destination?

What is the premium seating area on an airplane called?

What is the standard seating area on an airplane called?

What is the process of registering at a hotel called?

What is the process of leaving a hotel called?

What term refers to food or drinks brought to a guest’s room?

What is a small fridge in a hotel room with drinks and snacks called?

What is a locked storage box for valuables in a hotel room called?

What term refers to services and amenities in a hotel?

What is the front desk area where guests check in and out of a hotel called?

What is a fast hotel departure process called?

What is the waiting or rest area in a hotel or airport called?

What is a fitness center in a hotel called?

What is a gathering for discussion called?

What term refers to a professional connection or colleague?

What is a scheduled meeting with someone called?

What are ways to begin talking to someone professionally called?

What term refers to phrases like “Nice to meet you” or “How was your flight?”

What term refers to starting to discuss work topics?

What is a period of ten years called?

What is a period of 100 years called?

What are ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) called?

What are different ways to say 0?

What term refers to fractions like ½, ¼, ⅔?

What term refers to numbers like 0.5, 3.14?

What term refers to numbers like 10%, 99%?