Japanese Loanwords about Business and Work

A person who directs the visual style of a production or publication.

A store that sells discounted goods, or an electrical socket.

Responsibility for actions, decisions, and their outcomes.

A person who works with props or sells accessories.

A person who helps in a particular work or role.

A clipped form meaning an assessment or appraisal.

An assessment or evaluation.

A shortened form of 'advertisement'.

A balloon used for advertising or promotion.

A person who analyzes data, trends, or situations.

Service provided after a sale, especially for repairs, support, or warranty handling.

A skilled craft worker or maker.

A part-time job or someone who works part-time.

A set of questions used to collect information or opinions.

A loan not tied to a specific purpose or asset.

A shortage of skilled workers.

A shop used to promote regional specialties or test-market new products.

A suit made to semi-custom specifications.

Innovation; the introduction of something new.

A person who creates or manages a favorable image for a campaign, product, or candidate.

Money earned from interest or dividends.

Something that motivates action or better performance.

A student or trainee working temporarily at a company or institution.

An industry or sector of work and production.

Short form of infrastructure.

Invoice; a bill or sales document used for payment and accounting.

An office, company, or organization that acts for others.

A person or organization that acts on behalf of another.

A senior business or organizational leader.

Economy, economics, finance, or economy class.

An evangelist; especially a promoter or advocate in business or technology.

An engineer.

A term for an angel, and by extension an angel investor.

A business or company, especially one seen as a venture or undertaking.

A public sale where items are sold to the highest bidder.

An order, especially for goods or services, and by extension sequence or rank.

An owner, especially the owner of a business.

A surplus of skilled workers.

A situation where a bank has lent out too much money.

A policy of deregulating international air travel.

A place where business or administrative work is done.

An option, choice, or separately priced extra item or service.

Short form of operation, especially in work or medical contexts.

An operation, process, or management activity.

A person who operates equipment, a system, or a service.

An organizer; also to organize or arrange people or activities.

A loan tied to a credit card, typically a revolving consumer loan.

A list or publication of items arranged for reference or sale.