implicit commitments
[ɪmˈplɪsɪt kəˈmɪtmənts]
nounpl: implicit commitments
compromissos implícitos
1. Obligations or promises that are understood or implied rather than explicitly stated in words or in writing
The company has implicit commitments to its employees regarding job security and professional development.
A empresa tem compromissos implícitos com seus funcionários no que diz respeito à segurança no emprego e desenvolvimento profissional.
2. Unspoken expectations or understandings that are inferred from context, behavior, or previous agreements
There are implicit commitments in a marriage beyond what is formally stated in vows.
Existem compromissos implícitos em um casamento além do que está formalmente declarado nos votos.
3. In business and law, obligations that are assumed or understood to exist based on the nature of a relationship or transaction
By accepting the job offer, the candidate accepted the implicit commitments associated with the position.
Ao aceitar a oferta de emprego, o candidato aceitou os compromissos implícitos associados ao cargo.
In both American and Brazilian business cultures, implicit commitments are particularly important in relationship-based negotiations and employment agreements. Brazilian business culture often relies more heavily on trust and implicit understanding than on detailed written contracts, while American culture tends to prefer explicit documentation. Understanding implicit commitments is crucial in cross-cultural business dealings between the two countries.
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