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Rating: 50 / 1 Review / 09 Jun 2014 at 01:36

eigoya-sam
eigoya-sam 50 英和翻訳者です。随筆や小説も、お任せください。 日本語として読みやすい文...
Japanese

会社の収益に貢献すること。内の仕事であればいかに原価を下げるか、外の仕事であれば、いかに売上をあげるかに固執しない限り、キャリアは終わると思っている。

サービス開発部の責任者になった際、PLの見方や、原価計算も出来ず、報告書もまともに完成できない状況であった。
それに対し、まずは、「自分が何を分からないのかを考えること」にした。その後、経理関連の本を読み、セミナーに参加し、3ヶ月後には、完璧な報告書を作成できるようになった。




新規事業はゼロから1を生み出す仕事。

English

To contribute to the income of the company, bearing in mind that pursuit of a career means to commit him/herself to reducing the cost for operational jobs that s/he does, or to increasing the sales in his/her customer-related jobs.

When I was appointed a performance development manager, I wasn't able to read profit-loss charts nor could I do the cost calculation. I couldn't complete a report for them.
So I decided "to figure out about what I knew little." Then I read books on accounting and attended seminars. Three months later, I became able to write up a perfect report.

Developing a new business is to produce "one" out of "zero."

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[deleted user] rated this translation result as ★★★★ 09 Jun 2014 at 08:30

original
To contribute to the income of the company, bearing in mind that pursuit of a career means to commit him/herself to reducing the cost for operational jobs that s/he does, or to increasing the sales in his/her customer-related jobs.

When I was appointed a performance development manager, I wasn't able to read profit-loss charts nor could I do the cost calculation. I couldn't complete a report for them.
So I decided "to figure out about what I knew little." Then I read books on accounting and attended seminars. Three months later, I became able to write up a perfect report.

Developing a new business is to produce "one" out of "zero."

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To contribute to the profits of the company, bearing in mind that pursuit of a career means to commit him/herself to reducing the cost for operational jobs that s/he does, or to increasing the sales in his/her customer-related jobs.

When I was appointed a performance development manager, I wasn't able to read profit-loss charts nor could I do the cost calculation. I couldn't complete a report for them.
So I decided "to figure out about what I knew little." Then I read books on accounting and attended seminars. Three months later, I became able to write up a perfect report.

Developing a new business is to produce "one" out of "zero."

It is impressive

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