Category: Business & Work

A person who directs the visual style of a production or publication.

A store that sells discounted goods, or an electrical socket.

Responsibility for actions, decisions, and their outcomes.

A person who works with props or sells accessories.

A person who helps in a particular work or role.

A clipped form meaning an assessment or appraisal.

An assessment or evaluation.

A shortened form of 'advertisement'.

A balloon used for advertising or promotion.

A person who analyzes data, trends, or situations.

Service provided after a sale, especially for repairs, support, or warranty handling.

A skilled craft worker or maker.

A part-time job or someone who works part-time.

A set of questions used to collect information or opinions.

A loan not tied to a specific purpose or asset.

A shortage of skilled workers.

A shop used to promote regional specialties or test-market new products.

A suit made to semi-custom specifications.

Innovation; the introduction of something new.

A person who creates or manages a favorable image for a campaign, product, or candidate.

Money earned from interest or dividends.

Something that motivates action or better performance.

A student or trainee working temporarily at a company or institution.

An industry or sector of work and production.

Short form of infrastructure.

Invoice; a bill or sales document used for payment and accounting.

An office, company, or organization that acts for others.

A person or organization that acts on behalf of another.

A senior business or organizational leader.

Economy, economics, finance, or economy class.

An evangelist; especially a promoter or advocate in business or technology.

An engineer.

A term for an angel, and by extension an angel investor.

A business or company, especially one seen as a venture or undertaking.

A public sale where items are sold to the highest bidder.

An order, especially for goods or services, and by extension sequence or rank.

An owner, especially the owner of a business.

A surplus of skilled workers.

A situation where a bank has lent out too much money.

A policy of deregulating international air travel.

A place where business or administrative work is done.

An option, choice, or separately priced extra item or service.

Short form of operation, especially in work or medical contexts.

An operation, process, or management activity.

A person who operates equipment, a system, or a service.

An organizer; also to organize or arrange people or activities.

A loan tied to a credit card, typically a revolving consumer loan.

A list or publication of items arranged for reference or sale.

A person who plans or coordinates colors, especially for fashion or design.

A business cartel or trust that controls a market through coordinated action.

Money used as the standard of value in a country or region.

A company, or a companionable group of friends.

Guidance; orientation or briefing.

A person who is crucial to a company, project, or situation.

A small stand or shop, especially one in a station, mall, or public space.

The start or launch of a meeting, event, or project.

A business or commercial activity aimed at children.

A bank card used to withdraw cash from ATMs.

A bank area with ATM service and related cash-handling machines.

A deceptive sales practice that pressures people into costly contracts.

Profit from selling an asset for more than its purchase price.

Career, occupation, or professional background.

An organized effort to promote sales, a cause, or a policy.

A campaign to boost sales.

A fee paid to performers or entertainers.

A very rapid rise in prices.

An association of people in the same trade or craft.

A coupon or voucher used for a discount or special offer.

A clerk or office worker.

A customer or client, especially in a business or professional context.

Cleaning, especially dry cleaning or laundry service.

A claim for compensation or a customer complaint; by extension, a complaint or objection.

A general loanword for credit, installment sales, credit cards, and film or TV credits.

A rank, level, or grade assigned to something.

Money; cash.

A money shortage; being broke.

A corporate company or incorporated business entity.

The overall image and identity of a company or organization.

A call; also a finance term and several specialized senses.

The amount of money required or spent.

An increase in cost or expenses.

A reduction in cost or expenses.

A useful connection or influence, especially for getting something done.

A useful personal or professional connection.

A commission or fee-based payment.

Working together with others on a project or task.

A merchant connected with conglomerates or large business groups.

A person who gives professional advice in a field of expertise.

Advisory work for organizations or individuals.

A person who buys or uses goods and services.

A business principle that puts consumer needs first.

An association of organizations or companies formed for a common purpose.

A group of companies under common control.

A combine, or a combine harvester.

An obsolete term for a coordinated advertising campaign for multiple products.

An industrial system or arrangement of production and management.

A convenience store, usually shortened in casual speech.

An abbreviated colloquial form meaning a competition or contest.

A competition or contest.

A very broad word for service, help, discounts, freebies, maintenance, or a tennis serve.

A second job or business done alongside one's main work.

Supply, especially in a business or logistics context.

A person or company that supplies goods or services.

Help, backing, or assistance; to support someone or something.

A fixed regular payment for work.

A salaried office worker, typically a male white-collar employee in a company.

The period when business, sports, or activity is at a low point.

The act of sharing; also a share on social media or a market share.

A professional cook, especially the head cook in a restaurant or kitchen.

A shift, especially a work shift, or the act of changing gears.

An organization that researches policy or ideas and advises decision-makers.

An organized group formed for business, finance, or control.

A chain of supermarkets under one company or brand.

A scout or recruiter, especially for talent, plus the scouting sense and the youth-organization sense.

A woman who sells condoms door to door.

A news exclusive or important piece of inside information.

A cost advantage gained from operating on a larger scale.

A schedule or planned timetable.

Staff; an employee or worker, or the collective group of workers.

Status or standing.

A strike; industrial action by workers.

A stock, inventory, or supply; also used for shares and a few other related senses.

A person or organization that supports something financially or by backing it.

A central bank intervention to stabilize exchange-rate volatility.

A sale, especially a retail sale or discount sale.

Sales; the act of selling, or a sales representative.

A man who works in sales.

A separate part or division.

The act of setting, installing, or arranging something.

A seller, or a cellar in older loanword usage.

A small monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a currency unit.

A large construction firm that takes overall responsibility for a project.

A senior manager with broad responsibility for an organization, department, or branch.

A person, thing, or goal that is aimed at.

A tie-in or cooperative arrangement, especially in business or media.

A person whose job is typing text.

An assigned piece of work or a job to be done.

The Diner's Club credit card brand.

A chain, either as a physical linked object or as a chain of stores or hotels.

The person who presides over a meeting or committee.

A charter; to charter.

A sales promotion built around a particular theme.

A person who makes or alters clothing to fit.

A person skilled in a technical job or trade.

A person skilled in both business and technology.

A tenant, especially one occupying space in an office building or shopping center.

Daily; also perishable goods delivered to retailers every day.

A person or business that deals or sells goods, especially cars.

A reduction in price or a lower price than usual.

The act of revealing information.

A person who supervises the creative or administrative aspects of a project.

A person who plans the look or workings of something.

A piece of furniture for working at, or an editorial position/department.

A plan that has been conceptualized but not yet implemented.

A replica or copy that is identical to the original, often used in a negative sense.

Change in the face value of a currency.

A large retail establishment offering a wide variety of goods.

A general decrease in the price level of goods and services.

A person or company that creates or develops something, such as land or software.

A sum of money paid as a security or down payment.