NSE30.2.2

inflammation 发炎

我把它还给汤姆，算是物归原主。

I returned it to Tom, to who it belongs.

Why don't people like Ohio?

Some people may not be fans of Ohio for reasons such as:

1. Weather: Ohio experiences a wide range of weather conditions, from hot and humid summers to cold and snowy winters. Some individuals may not enjoy this variability or find it challenging to adapt to.
2. Economic factors: Some areas in Ohio have experienced economic downturns and job losses, particularly in the manufacturing and industrial sectors. This could lead to a negative perception of the state.
3. Urban vs. rural divide: Like many states, Ohio has a mix of urban and rural areas. Depending on one's preferences, one might find Ohio's urban centers too small or its rural areas too remote.
4. Stereotypes and misconceptions: Some people might have preconceived notions about Ohio based on stereotypes or misconceptions, which could lead to negative opinions.

However, there are many people who enjoy living in or visiting Ohio. The state offers various attractions and experiences, such as vibrant cities like Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, as well as natural beauty in the form of parks, lakes, and forests. It's essential to remember that opinions on any location can vary significantly, and it's always best to form your own impressions through personal experiences.

 

Thanks for coming in.

Thanks for listening.

I like your marketing ideas for our products.

They attract more customers.

Thanks for your ideas to attract more customers.

I enjoy working for you.

I enjoy learning English at nights.

I want you to run your marketing division.

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The terms "marketing division" and "marketing department" are often used interchangeably to refer to a group of people within an organization responsible for marketing activities. However, there can be subtle differences in their structure and scope depending on the context and the specific organization.

Marketing Division:

• A marketing division typically refers to a larger segment within an organization that encompasses multiple departments or teams, each focusing on specific aspects of marketing.
• In a larger organization, a marketing division might include separate departments for advertising, public relations, digital marketing, content marketing, and product marketing.
• A marketing division might have a broader scope, encompassing multiple products, brands, or geographical markets within the organization.

Marketing Department:

• A marketing department is generally a smaller unit within the organization and may be a part of a marketing division.
• A marketing department typically focuses on specific marketing functions, such as advertising, social media, or email marketing.
• In smaller organizations, the marketing department might handle all aspects of marketing, making no distinction between a marketing department and a marketing division.

Ultimately, the difference between a marketing division and a marketing department depends on the specific organization's size, structure, and internal hierarchy. In some cases, the terms might be used interchangeably, while in others, they may indicate distinct levels of organizational structure.

You will be in charge of a lot of people.

ppl

The head of the division is responsible for all new products and looking after the existing ones.

I'm so flattered.

I'm ready to be the boss of the division and take on more responsibility.

This is not a 9-5 job.

Your duty is to manage all employees and be their boss.

It includes a pay raise and a promotion and you get to move to Sandusky, Ohio.
commission rate

The job's in Ohio.

You are going to be in charge of the entire office.

china office

How many employees are there?

I got a good feeling about this, Marco.