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A collection of business and work vocabulary terms along with their exact definitions from the provided transcript.
abandon (sth)
to leave sth for a long time or forever
applicant
sb making a formal request for a job
be absent from sth
to not be present
benefit
an advantage
be patient with sb
to stay calm and not get annoyed with sb
be qualified for sth
to have the skills and training required for a particular position
be responsible for sb
to be in charge of sb
buyer
sb who purchases sth
candidate
sb competing for a job or position
colleague
a co-worker
comrade
a trusted friend with whom we have experienced hard times
congratulate sb on sth
to praise sb on an achievement
consumer
sb who buys goods and uses services
contribute to sth
to add to, or support, a particular effort, activity or outcome
cope with sth
to deal effectively with sth; to endure sth
customer
sb who buys goods
discontinue (sth)
to stop doing/making sth
earnings
the money that sb gets from working
gain access to sth
to gain permission to use sth not available to all
gain experience in sth
to acquire skills and knowledge in sth
gain ground
to advance
get/gain a foothold
to establish a strong or favourable position for advancement or progress
get on the bandwagon
to join in on an activity that I can benefit from, as well
increase in profits
a rise in money earned after an improvement in sales
in stock
(of products) available in store for purchase or delivery
money
what people use to buy products and services
partner
a co-owner of a business
profit
the money that a business makes after expenses and taxes have been paid
promote sb to a role
to move sb to a higher position
quit (sth)
to voluntarily leave or give up a job
retire
to leave a job due to old age
specialise in sth
to focus on a specific area of work, developing expertise and recognition in it
work under pressure
to be able to perform effectively while facing tight deadlines and other challenges