To personify; to take over certain traits, and exhibit them. To give an imaginary concept to any immovable object.

Employees working in a certain company/ organization or firm.

A colloquial name given to any person who administrates the field of personnel management.

A term used for an illusion that occurs as we see parallel lines moving away, over the horizon and then meeting at a certain point. This illusion is often within our minds.

A rendition that is made to depict the outer view of any object or design, without having to remove any parts. Thanks to the sectional views, parts that would usually not be

Spread over a large area, either metaphorically, or in a literal manner. For instance, rumors can be quite persavive amongst people.

Anything that incites, or determines somebody to take action in order to receive that incentive, usually resulting in damaging circumstances afterwards.

Any fungi, insect, weed, nematode, or any member from the human or aquatic zone that can be harmful to the health of human beings, or damages logging/ agricultural activities.

An analysis taken in which the politicallegal, economic, sociocultural and technological factors of a company are taken into account so as to come up with the plans of the organization for the

A spray that is made from chemicals, or biological substances, designed primarily to kill pests. Pesticides are useful for killing small pests that infest crops and plantations. However, it should be known

The substance that is left behind after pesticide application. The WHO states that it can include specified derivatives, such as metabolites and impurities which are known to have toxicological significance.

The total amount of pesticide residue that can be allowed to remain within a crop, that will be harvested. Secondly, it might also mean the ability gained by a pest which has

A management consultant, as well as writer, who is known to have come up with the concept of management in the modern era, also known as the ‘Father of Modern Management’. He

A principle which states that as a person gets promoted to a better job, their effectiveness and productivity levels decrease. The Peter principle is named after Dr. Laurence J. Peter.

A chemical produced from either the cracking or any type of processing of petroleum oil, or natural gas/ methane. Examples include benzene, ethane, ethylene, etc.

A term used commonly for natural gas and crude oil. It is used primarily as fuel for automobiles, jets and a variety of other types of engines. Usually derived from oil fields.

Gases produced with the help of petroleum, examples including normalbutane, isobutane, propylene, ethane, etc.

Products that are obtained by processing natural gas and crude oil. Examples include liquefied petroleum gas, fuel oils, automotive gasolines, etc.

A little cash that a person keeps with himself, for making cash payments miscellaneously.

An account kept to manage the money that will be used for miscellaneous purchases. Petty cash accounts are maintained to keep a proper check on the finances that have been utilized.