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ABC f l d’ ABC of some commonl y used’ & some ‘not so popular’ Offi J Office J argons A must read before you step into your next meeting

ABC of Office Jargons

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ABC f ‘ l d’ABC of some ‘commonly used’ & some ‘not so popular’

Offi JOffice JargonsA must read before youA y

step into your next meeting

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dministriviadministrivia

(n) all the trivial tasksall the trivial tasks that management is far too qualified to suffer throughto suffer through

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lamestorminglamestorming

(v)Discussion withDiscussion with an aim of finding a scapegoat

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hainsaw consultanthainsaw consultant

(n)An individualAn individual brought on board to do management’s dirty work at layoff time

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ecruitecruit

(v)Opposite of RecruitOpposite of Recruit. Often used as a term to fire senior officials

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go surfinggo surfing

(v)Searching the webSearching the web for ‘yourself’

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lying Circuslying Circus

(n)ManagementManagement team appointed to inspect local operationsoperations

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ear Headear Head

(n)Technical ExpertTechnical Expert

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ead Shuntingead Shunting

(v)Secret hiring of aSecret hiring of a head hunter to persuade a non performer to joinperformer to join another organization

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nto the weedsnto the weeds

Presenting technical details in adetails in a discussion when purpose was to stay at a basic overviewat a basic overview level

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argonautargonaut

(n)A true master ofA true master of ridiculous jargons

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eepageeepage

(n)Opposite ofOpposite of garbage

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ifehackifehack

(n)Any method ofAny method of improving one’s productivity or quality of lifequality of life

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ulti-slackerulti-slacker

(n)A person who canA person who can perform many unproductive things at thethings at the same time

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ontreprenuerontreprenuer

(n)An executive whoAn executive who demands growth from his team but is afraid of takingis afraid of taking any risk

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ffice prettyffice pretty

(n)A female coA female co worker who is attractive only in comparison tocomparison to others in office

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owerpointlessowerpointless

(adj)Funny graphics andFunny graphics and animations in presentations which distract your audiencedistract your audience instead of clarifying

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uick Winuick Win

(n)Small steps withSmall steps with expectations of immediate results

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ightsizingightsizing

(v)A gentler way toA gentler way to say downsizing

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hotgun approachhotgun approach

(n)A wideA wide, untargeted strategy

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urkey Farmurkey Farm

(n)A division used toA division used to store the incompetent or unfireableunfireable

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psellpsell

(v)Induce customerInduce customer to buy more expensive items and/or add onsand/or add ons

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alue Propositionalue Proposition

(n)A collection ofA collection of tangible and intangible things your productyour product offers

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ith all due respectith all due respect

Generally used prior to showingprior to showing no respect at all

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erox subsidyerox subsidy

(n)Practice of usingPractice of using company’s photo copier and fax machine formachine for personal reasons

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our Takeour Take

Your point of view

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ero Zero Splitero Zero Split

(n)The opportunity to wasteThe opportunity to waste time when working on two projects simultaneously by telling one boss that you are busy with the other

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