How Job Vocabulary is Used in Spanish

 

A-Z English-Spanish Job Vocabulary Glossary

Here is an English-Spanish job vocabulary glossary with their definitions and useful sample sentences:

A

Application - Solicitud [IPA: /solisiˈtuð/]: The formal request for employment at a specific company or organization.

Example: María envió su solicitud para el puesto de gerente de ventas. (Maria submitted her application for the sales manager position.)

B

Benefits - Beneficios [IPA: /beneˈfisjos/]: Additional perks or advantages offered by an employer, such as health insurance or vacation time.

Example: Esta empresa ofrece excelentes beneficios a sus empleados. (This company offers excellent benefits to its employees.)

C

Collaboration - Colaboración [IPA: /kolaβoɾaˈθjon/]: Working together with others toward a common goal.

Example: La colaboración entre los departamentos es fundamental para el éxito de la empresa. (Collaboration between departments is essential for the company's success.)

D

Deadline - Fecha límite [IPA: /ˈfetʃa ˈlimite/]: The final date by which a task or project must be completed.

Example: Tenemos que cumplir con la fecha límite del proyecto para la próxima semana. (We need to meet the project deadline by next week.)

E

Employee - Empleado (masculine), Empleada (feminine) [IPA: /empleˈaðo/, /empleˈaða/]: An individual hired to work for an organization or company.

Example: Los empleados de esta empresa son altamente capacitados. (The employees of this company are highly skilled.)

F

Freelancer - Trabajador independiente [IPA: /tɾaβaxaˈðoɾ indepenˈdjente/]: A self-employed individual who offers services to multiple clients or companies.

Example: Como trabajador independiente, tengo la flexibilidad de elegir mis proyectos. (As a freelancer, I have the flexibility to choose my projects.)

G

Goal - Objetivo [IPA: /obxeˈtiβo/]: A specific target or objective to be achieved.

Example: El equipo está trabajando arduamente para alcanzar los objetivos establecidos. (The team is working hard to achieve the set goals.)

H

Hierarchy - Jerarquía [IPA: /xeraɾˈkia/]: The order or ranking of individuals within an organization.

Example: La jerarquía en esta empresa fomenta la toma de decisiones eficientes. (The hierarchy in this company promotes efficient decision-making.)

I

Interview - Entrevista [IPA: /entɾeˈβista/]: A formal meeting between an employer and a job applicant to assess qualifications and suitability.

Example: Pasé la entrevista y ahora estoy esperando la oferta de trabajo. (I passed the interview and am now waiting for the job offer.)

J

Job Description - Descripción del trabajo [IPA: /desˈkɾipθjon del tɾaˈba.xo/]: A detailed outline of the responsibilities and requirements of a particular job.

Example: Antes de aplicar, siempre reviso la descripción del trabajo para asegurarme de cumplir con los requisitos. (Before applying, I always review the job description to ensure I meet the requirements.)

K

Knowledge - Conocimiento [IPA: /konoθiˈmiento/]: The understanding and awareness of facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education.

Example: El conocimiento especializado es esencial en el campo de la tecnología. (Specialized knowledge is essential in the field of technology.)

L

Leadership - Liderazgo [IPA: /liðeˈɾaθɡo/]: The ability to guide, inspire, and influence others within a group or organization.

Example: El liderazgo efectivo es crucial para el éxito a largo plazo de cualquier empresa. (Effective leadership is crucial for the long-term success of any company.)

M

Meeting - Reunión [IPA: /reuˈnjon/]: A gathering of individuals to discuss and address specific topics or issues.

Example: La reunión de equipo se llevará a cabo en la sala de conferencias a las 10 de la mañana. (The team meeting will take place in the conference room at 10 in the morning.)

N

Negotiation - Negociación [IPA: /neɡoθjaˈθjon/]: The process of reaching an agreement through discussion and compromise.

Example: Las habilidades de negociación son esenciales en el mundo de los negocios. (Negotiation skills are essential in the business world.)

O

Opportunity - Oportunidad [IPA: /opoɾtuniˈðað/]: A favorable chance or circumstance that can lead to advancement or success.

Example: Cada desafío presenta una oportunidad para aprender y crecer profesionalmente. (Every challenge presents an opportunity to learn and grow professionally.)

P

Productivity - Productividad [IPA: /pɾoðuktiβiˈðað/]: The efficiency and output of work or tasks within a given period.

Example: La implementación de nuevas herramientas ha mejorado la productividad del equipo. (The implementation of new tools has improved the team's productivity.)

Q

Qualification - Calificación [IPA: /kali.fikaˈθjon/]: The skills, knowledge, and attributes that make an individual suitable for a particular job.

Example: Las calificaciones del candidato cumplen con los requisitos del puesto. (The candidate's qualifications meet the requirements of the position.)

R

Resignation - Renuncia [IPA: /ɾeˈnunθja/]: The formal act of voluntarily leaving a job or position.

Example: Después de muchos años en la empresa, presenté mi renuncia para buscar nuevas oportunidades. (After many years with the company, I submitted my resignation to pursue new opportunities.)

S

Salary - Salario [IPA: /saˈlaɾjo/]: The fixed regular payment that an employee receives for their work.

Example: La empresa ofrece un salario competitivo y beneficios adicionales. (The company offers a competitive salary and additional benefits.)

T

Training - Entrenamiento [IPA: /entɾenaˈmiento/]: The process of developing skills and knowledge through instruction and practice.

Example: El nuevo empleado recibirá un período de entrenamiento completo para familiarizarse con los procedimientos de la empresa. (The new employee will undergo a comprehensive training period to become acquainted with the company's procedures.)

U

Union - Sindicato [IPA: /sin.diˈkato/]: An organized association of workers formed to protect and promote their rights and interests.

Example: El sindicato negoció mejoras en las condiciones laborales para los empleados. (The union negotiated improvements in working conditions for the employees.)

V

Vacation - Vacaciones [IPA: /bakaˈsjones/]: A period of time during which an employee takes a break from work for leisure or travel.

Example: Después de un año de arduo trabajo, finalmente me voy de vacaciones. (After a year of hard work, I am finally going on vacation.)

W

Web Developer - Desarrollador web [IPA: /desaˈroʎaðor weβ/]: A professional who designs and builds websites and web applications.

Example: El desarrollador web creó un sitio interactivo y fácil de navegar. (The web developer created an interactive and easy-to-navigate site.)

X

X-ray Technician - Técnico de rayos X [IPA: /ˈtekniko de ˈraʝos eɡs/]: A healthcare professional trained to operate X-ray equipment.

Example: El técnico de rayos X realizó las radiografías según la indicación del médico. (The X-ray technician conducted the X-rays as per the doctor's recommendation.)

Y

Yoga Instructor - Instructor de yoga [IPA: /inˈstruɡtor de ˈʝoɣa/]: A person trained to teach yoga and guide practitioners in their practice.

Example: El instructor de yoga dirigió una clase relajante para reducir el estrés. (The yoga instructor led a relaxing class to reduce stress.)

Z

Zoologist - Zoólogo [IPA: /θoˈoloɣo/]: A scientist who studies animals and their behavior.

Example: El zoólogo investigó las especies de animales en peligro de extinción. (The zoologist researched endangered animal species.)

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Conclusion

In conclusion, job vocabulary in Spanish is a dynamic and evolving aspect of the language, reflecting the diverse and ever-changing nature of the professional world. This A-Z glossary provides a comprehensive resource for language learners and professionals seeking to navigate the intricacies of Spanish job-related terms. As the global job landscape continues to transform, so too will the language that describes it, reinforcing the connection between language and the dynamic nature of work.