2. Establish a consistent and lasting language within project teams
With very few exceptions, the project actors use their own terms and expressions:
Stakeholders (internal and external to the company at all levels) use languages specific to their environment and fields of activity;
business players who use "professional jargon" whose meaning is only understood by a limited number of players;
cultural specificities that modify the meaning of words (even in a common language);
the various users, who must recognize each other because they are the ones who will produce the quality of the project.
Such a wide range of horizons implies an equally wide range of professional expressions and jargons.
The terms to be retained and "frozen" in priority concern...
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Bibliography
In the "Communication" or "Languages" or even "Travel Guides" sections of bookshops or libraries, you'll find many books on the habits and customs of each country, more rarely on the subtleties of the language. These manuals are incomplete and will not always cover your field of activity; be careful when using them, and prefer direct exchange assisted by a professional translator.
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