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[单项选择]Enjoying Your career
’My business is my hobby,’ someone tells you. ’I wish I could make a living from my hobby,’ you may think. ’It sounds ideal.’
Yet according to Sue Cole, a management expert, there can be both advantages and disadvantages for those who combine their hobby with their career. ’There’s a real possibility that your hobby becomes less attractive when it’s your job. But also quite a few people who make their hobby their career become too enthusiastic and forget about the basic principles of business,’ she says. ’For example, someone may think: "I love cooking. There aren’t enough restaurants in this area. I’ll start one up." And they go ahead without establishing how many customers they’ll need each day or what income they’ll require to cover costs. That can be a recipe for disaster.’
Richard Campbell, however, has made a success of it. A keen amateur singer with a passion for travel, he first became involved in organising musical tours as a universi
A. They have the perfect combination.
B. They risk losing interest in their leisure activity.
C. They know very little about raising financ
[单项选择]Before starting a family business you should
A. get advice from friends.
B. carry out market research.
C. discuss possible difficulties.
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When you’re trying to do business, you need to consider the culture
of your customers and their expectations.
Americans are usually
friendly and informal, but if they are trying to sell, they can be very
tenacious!
In South America and European countries like Italy
and Spain, they like to develop a personal, face-to-face relationship. Trust is
very important, as is diplomacy and tact.
Japanese and Koreans
favour group approaches. And like to consider entertaining as an important part
of their business "rituals". They are generally more cautious and take longer to
arrive at decisions.
However, whoever you are doing business
with, there are various easily-remembered expressions you can use when selling
to achieve results.
What’s the difference between Americans and Japanese in business
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When you’re trying to do business, you need to consider the culture of your customers and their expectations.
Americans are usually friendly and informal, but if they are trying to sell, they can be very tenacious!
In South America and European countries like Italy and Spain, they like to develop a personal, face-to-face relationship. Trust is very important, as is diplomacy and tact.
Japanese and Koreans favour group approaches. And like to consider entertaining as an important part of their business "rituals". They are generally more cautious and take longer to arrive at decisions.
However, whoever you are doing business with, there are various easily-remembered expressions you can use when selling to achieve results.
Japanese dislike to develop a personal, face to face relationship. They like
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[单项选择]Agreeable to your request, I send you my reasons for thinking that our northeast storms in North America begin first, in point of time, in the southwest parts: that is to say, the air in Georgia, the farthest of our colonies to the Southwest, begins to move southwesterly before the air of Carolina, begins to move southwesterly before the air of Carolina, which is the next colony northeastward. The air of Carolina has the same motion before the air of Virginia, which lies still more northeastward, and so on northeasterly through Pennsylvania, New York, New England, & c. , quite to Newfoundland.
These northeast storms are generally very violent, continue sometimes two or three days, and often do considerable damage in the harbors along the coast. They are attended with thick clouds and rain.
What first gave me this idea, was the following circumstance. About twenty years ago, a few more or less, i cannot from my memory be certain, we were to have an eclipse of the moon at Phila
A. reduction of the density of the air
B. purification of the air
C. removal of oxygen from the air
D. the rising of the air
