Are you thinking out loud again?Reach out, as in, "I will reach out and ask (sorry, axe) when the sex toys are arriving."
Are you thinking out loud again?Reach out, as in, "I will reach out and ask (sorry, axe) when the sex toys are arriving."
Ours is cascade the info....My boss at work likes to use buzz words, his common one is "socialise" when talking about passing on information. If he has something he wants everyone to know he asks the team leaders to "socialise" the info with their teams.
The other day he was asked if he'd passed some info on and he said he hadn't had a chance to "socialise" the info upwards.
I can't resist taking the piss every time he uses buzz words or corporate speak.
I don't know where the "bright young things" pick up their buzzwords, I didn't learn any when I did my MBA, but the MD of the company where I worked used to trot out a few new ones every month. Was he watching too much Elmer television? We'll never know.Latest one where I work is for something to be "baked in" regarding an idea or procedure. Whatever happened to implemented?
It seems that the work buzz words and phrases get updated quite frequently with each new batch of bright young things coming along.
IMHO, LMAO, FWIW etc etc.
Just call him Thrush instead.I recently described the new man in my cousin's life as a twat. She went off on one and told me it was a horrible thing to say, old fashioned and rude. Next time I'll be all modern and call him a big woman's pee thing, perhaps that will calm her down a bit. (To me he'll still be a twat though.)