Jun 5, 2009 06:28
15 yrs ago
English term

Corporate steps including

English to French Bus/Financial Management
J'ai un doute concernant le début de cette phrase. Comment la comprenez-vous ?

"Corporate steps including a common concept of performance and potential evaluation will help to come up with comparable decisions "

Discussion

rdstrad (asker) Jun 5, 2009:
Voici l'intégralité du paragraphe : (il s'agit d'une formation destinée aux cadres dirigeants)
Purpose of the Management Review Process is to gain a group-wide view of performance and potential. This will be achieved by an annual cycle of performance, competency and potential evaluation.

Corporate steps including a common concept of performance and potential evaluation will help to come up with comparable decisions and potential nominations.

Finally all these efforts will help the responsible MU and BU to fill vacancies with people who are ready and capable to take over these positions.
Andrew Levine Jun 5, 2009:
Context matters... What sort of document is this from? Surrounding sentences? Are there other ("non-corporate?") steps involved?

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Une démarche de l'entreprise/globale comportant

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Des mesures collectives, y compris

un concept commun etc..
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agree Christiane Allen : Il doit s'agir effectivement de mesures, et j'aime bien 'collectives' :)
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Merci Christiane!
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une démarche transversale, y compris...

OK, so: Corporate in this context = implemented at the corporate level, i.e. company-wide, so "transversal"

Steps: Vague term meaning efforts or actions, they usually call this a "démarche" in French business-speak.
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agree Christian Fournier : ujne démarche transversale, avec notamment....
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Un certain nombre de mesures organisationnelles, dont

Personnellement, je tiens à "mesures", comme dans ma réponse à votre question précédente.
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