Concept in Definition ABC

Partner or partner in a business

The term partner comes from the English language where it is used to refer to a partner or colleague in a business or field, respectively. Meanwhile, the word, as it happens with many others that come from the English language, has been adopted by our language and today it has a widespread use to designate the same thing: partner or partner in something.

Use in the field of business and human resources

Now, we must emphasize that in our language, the concept is used almost excluding in the field of business and human Resources to name two charges or figures very present in both contexts.

Business Partner: deals with everything inherent to human resources

At the level of resources humans, a business partner is one professional who works in a company, taking special care inherent to the management of human resources that work in the company. If the concept had to be Spanishized, it would be something like a manager, coordinator in human resources.

In the business world the partner is a partner

And on the other hand, in business or business terms, a partner is a partner. Accounting and law firms are usually organized in this way, with partners, two lawyers who join their careers and work and set up a law firm.
Normally they will divide the work that enters the study and of course they will be partners in terms of profits, dividing the money that comes in as benefits equally.
This modality is intended to join forces to be more competitive in the market involved.

Linguists against the use of foreign concepts

Many linguists are strongly opposed to the use of foreign concepts in their languages ​​because they consider that this impoverishes the language itself and of course tends to relegate language. job of proper terms. Now, in a world like today's so technological and globalized at all levels, it makes it impossible for terminology from other languages, and much more from English, a language of worldwide use, do not end up entering other languages.

It is also a reality that most of the electronic devices we use today come with English words, a fact that accentuates this incorporation of English terminology in other languages.