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sostantivi italiani più comuni – Lavoro, economia e istituzioni

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Work, Economy & Institutions)

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to understand the value, we look at the market and we listen to the customers.
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For some procedures you go to the town hall, for others you go to court.
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In my job in a company of the sector of services I follow a new project: a digital product to simplify a request to the town hall.
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this tool helps the management and makes the work more clear.
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If the request is complex, they go to court and they ask for advice.
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The structure it is simple and each person he/she has a function.
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A company it can have an office in a city and other offices in other areas.
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If a company wants a loan, presents a plan and explains the goal.
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For this reason we ask some advice also to the bank: we present a plan with a ratio between income and expenses, and sometimes we ask a fund for development.
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In this way the society it works better.
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