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Andrej Djakovic | Banker

An intelligent, honest and capable individual, Andrej unpacks high-rise life in banking.
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Human Resources (HR)
  • Word: Human Resources (HR)
  • Meaning: (n.) The field of personnel recruitment, retention, and management.
  • Etymology: HR stands for Human Resources, which originated in the early 20th century with the establishment of personnel departments.
Renumerate
  • Word: Renumerate
  • Meaning: (v.) to pay an equivalent to for a service, loss, or expense.
  • Etymology: from Latin re- “again” --> from Latin numerare "to count, to number" + from Latin numerus "a number"
Superficial
  • Word: Superficial
  • Meaning: (adj.) presenting only an appearance without substance or significance.
  • Etymology: from Latin superficies "surface, upper side, top," --> from Latin super "above, over" + from Latin facies "form, face"
Bleak
  • Word: Bleak
  • Meaning: (adj.) not hopeful or encouraging.
  • Etymology: from Old Norse bleikr "pale, whitish, blond"
Interest Rate
  • Word: Interest Rate
  • Meaning: (n.) An interest rate is the price an entity pays for borrowing money or the fee they charge for lending it, expressed as a percentage.
  • Etymology: from Latin interesse "compensation for loss" --> Interest was distinguished from usury (illegal under Church law) ... Usury from Latin usura "payment for the use of money.”
Compliance (*legal term)
  • Word: Compliance (*legal term)
  • Meaning: (n.) conformity in fulfilling official requirements
  • Etymology: from Latin complere "to fill up, fulfill" --> from Latin com- “together, in combination” + from Latin plere "to fill"
Regulation
  • Word: Regulation
  • Meaning: (n.) an authoritative rule dealing with details or procedure.
  • Etymology: from Latin regulare "to control by rule, direct," --> from Latin regula "rule, straight piece of wood"
Shareholder
  • Word: Shareholder
  • Meaning: (n.) A shareholder is someone who owns a share or shares of a company or investment fund.
  • Etymology: A share is any of the equal portions into which property or invested capital is divided.
Ostensible
  • Word: Ostensible
  • Meaning: (adj.) intended for display; open to view.
  • Etymology: from Latin ostendere "to show, expose to view” --> from Latin ob "in front of" + from Latin tendere "to stretch"
Physiology
  • Word: Physiology
  • Meaning: (n.) a branch of biology that deals with the functions and activities of life or of living matter.
  • Etymology: from Greek physios "nature" + logia "study"

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