Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
gestion - management
English translation:
administration, administrative skills
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Janet Ross Snyder
Aug 27, 2006 09:57
18 yrs ago
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French term
gestion - management
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Human Resources
I am working on a list of job descriptions for a variety of positions. Under one of the headings "skills required", two separate skills are listed, one is "gestion" and the other is "management". How can I differentiate between the two terms in my translation?
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4 +6 | administration, administrative skills |
Janet Ross Snyder
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4 +1 | leadership |
Ben Gaia
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administration, administrative skills
the word 'leadership' is commonly used in French. I think that if they had meant leadership, they would have used that word.
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writeaway
: administrative and management skills. sounds right-agree that leadership is unlikely here. have never seen either term translated as leadership.
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Thank you.
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Fiorsam
: I think they might be referring to fiscal administration. But I'd stay with "administration" alone to be on the safe side.
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Thank you
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df49f (X)
: yes, administration for gestion (@fiorsam: gestion/business administration not necessarily limited to fiscal aspects...)
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Merci
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Charlie Bavington
: yup, I'd go with administration here (FWIW, I sometimes use leadership for "animation" when nothing else seems to fit)
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Merci, I'll try to remember that
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Julie Barber
: I'd go for business administration
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Merci
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Gina W
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Merci, gad
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Comment: "Many thanks for the help."
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leadership
The emphasis is more on direction and leadership of a company, project or personnel; the idea of management applies in a more rounded way to the everyday logistical style.
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sarahl (X)
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good on ya mate
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