A lot of such difficult business terms are found in "business terms that can not be heard right now" surveyed by goo ranking! How old are you?
I can not ask anymore! Business term ranking
1 assign
"Assign" and "assign" meaning "assign" (assign). In the travel industry and the IT industry, it is often used such as "assign this," if you say "assign this", it is often used. It seems that there are many people who thought "I can not ask you again" as often used.
2 Agenda
Is it possible to hear the simple Japanese "task" as "Why do you need to say it in English?" "Agenda" is cooler ...?3 Entrepreneur
"Entrepreneur" which means entrepreneurs. I often hear that the media and third parties refer entrepreneurs to "entrepreneurs"
4 Growth hack
"Growth hack" is to analyze the data, to increase the number of users and to take measures to improve the service. People who do growth hack are said to be "Growth hackers".
5 Evidence
Words meaning "evidence / basis". "Is that what you get with evidence?" Commonly used are IT industry and medical industry.
6 Monetize
It began to be used as a word meaning "to raise profits from free services on the net" in the IT industry from around 2007.
7 Fujibiri
(Feasibility study) ". In terms of research and research conducted beforehand to evaluate whether the business plan is feasible or not. It is sometimes abbreviated as FS by taking an initial letter. Because it is difficult to guess the meaning simply by listening, it is better to say "preliminary survey" again.8 Curation
Curation is sorting out and displaying the information overflowing on the net at the original decision so that the director and administrator (curator) of the museum will organize the exhibits and display them easily .
9 Persona
Persona is a marketing term meaning "imaginary customer image". There is a technique to set up a fictitious person to develop a product and develop a product that can be satisfied by the user, and that fictitious person is called a persona. In psychology it is used to mean "face-up personality".
10 Engagement
In general it is "engagement" meaning "contract" or "promise", but in business terms it is also used in the sense of "bond between brand and consumer". "Compare engagement rates between Facebook and Twitter" and so on.
