Business jargon
Does business jargon incentivize you to push the envelope and facilitate joined-up thinking on best-of-breed deliverables? Or does it just make you want to knock people on the head with a dictionary? Let's greenhouse the most paradigm-shifting buzzwords that leave you feeling out of the loop. Run your most-hated business expressions up the flagpole and see who salutes them.
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tom tit from liverpool says:Jul 17, 09:56
k has come from computing terminology
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scorpio from lancs says:Jul 14, 13:13
K what is K 10K 50K it is thousands in english. Were the f---k as K come from.
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S from North Wales says:Jun 22, 21:21
The word 'Issue' really gets up my nose. Everyone has an issue with everything, well it's a problem. As an ex library employee, an 'issue' to me is a book or item borrowed. If you have a problem just say it''s a problem - grrrrr!!!
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worker from my kitchen says:Jun 22, 16:51
what dies brown mean when he keeps saying "prudent" or "prudence" does it mean, you watch i'm gonna make a hell of a mess of this and you won't believe how bad it'll be. nor will you blame me because i am "prudent"
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Noname from Hereagain says:Jun 22, 15:45
zero tolerance of the jackass who is putting my message on every discussion board.
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