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ABC of Office Jargons
- 1. ABC of some ‘
f ‘commonly used’
l d’
& some ‘not so popular’
Office Jargons
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A must read before yyou
step into your next meeting
- 2. dministrivia
(n)
all the trivial tasks
that management
is far too qualified
to suffer through
- 3. lamestorming
(v)
Discussion with
an aim of finding
a scapegoat
- 4. hainsaw consultant
(n)
An individual
brought on board to
do management’s
dirty work at layoff
time
- 5. ecruit
(v)
Opposite of Recruit
Recruit.
Often used as a
term to fire senior
officials
- 6. go surfing
(v)
Searching the web
for ‘yourself’
- 7. lying Circus
(n)
Management
team appointed
to inspect local
operations
- 9. ead Shunting
(v)
Secret hiring of a
head hunter to
persuade a non
performer to join
another organization
- 10. nto the weeds
Presenting technical
details in a
discussion when
purpose was to stay
at a basic overview
level
- 11. argonaut
(n)
A true master of
ridiculous jargons
- 12. eepage
(n)
Opposite of
garbage
- 13. ifehack
(n)
Any method of
improving one’s
productivity or
quality of life
- 14. ulti-slacker
(n)
A person who can
perform many
unproductive
things at the
same time
- 15. ontreprenuer
(n)
An executive who
demands growth
from his team but
is afraid of taking
any risk
- 16. ffice pretty
(n)
A female co
worker who is
attractive only in
comparison to
others in office
- 17. owerpointless
(adj)
Funny graphics and
animations in
presentations which
distract your audience
instead of clarifying
- 18. uick Win
(n)
Small steps with
expectations of
immediate results
- 19. ightsizing
(v)
A gentler way to
say downsizing
- 21. urkey Farm
(n)
A division used to
store the
incompetent or
unfireable
- 22. psell
(v)
Induce customer
to buy more
expensive items
and/or add ons
- 23. alue Proposition
(n)
A collection of
tangible and
intangible things
your product
offers
- 24. ith all due respect
Generally used
prior to showing
no respect at all
- 25. erox subsidy
(n)
Practice of using
company’s photo
copier and fax
machine for
personal reasons
- 27. ero Zero Split
(n)
The opportunity to waste
time when working on
two projects
simultaneously by telling
one boss that you are
busy with the other