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21 Cards in this Set

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entrepreneur
en·tre·pre·neur n
person who sets up and finances new business(es) to make a profit
interpersonal
in·ter·per·son·al adj
involving relationships between people (inter = between)
arrogant
ar·ro·gant adj
feeling or showing self-importance and contempt or disregard for others
brash
brash adj
harsh or lacking restraint
decisional
de-ci-sion-al adj
involving the making of decisions/choices
subdivided
sub-div-i-ded adv
divided into smaller parts
allocator
al-lo-ca-tor noun
one who distributes, or allots, resources
negotiator
neg-o-ti-a-tor noun
one who negotiates, i.e., settles a dispute between two parties
figurehead
fig-ure-head noun
one who serves as a symbol of something
liaison
li-a-i-son noun
one who works as a go-between to foster cooperation and understanding
informational
in-for-ma-tion-al adv
gathering and/or providing information
appropriate
ap-pro-pri-ate adj
proper, correct, fitting
disseminator
dis-sem-in-a-tor noun
one who distributes, disperses, or spreads
spokesperson
spokes-per-son noun
one who speaks for another person or company
conceptual
con-cep-tu-al adj.
having to do with ideas, concepts, or thoughts
authoritarian
au-thor-i-tar-i-an adj.
relating to the concentration of power in a leader, especially a leader not chosen by those he/she leads
democratic
dem-o-crat-ic adj.
favoring social equality; not snobbish
laissez-faire
lais-sez-faire adj. (lay-say-FAIR)
from the French: a practice of allowing people to do as they choose; a doctrine opposing government interference in business and economic activity
consensus
con-sen-sus noun
agreement
strives
strives verb
works hard toward, struggles
subordinates
sub-or-din-ates noun
ones who work under the direction of a manager, boss, or leader