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Buzzword - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A buzzword (also fashion word and vogue word ) is a idiom, usually a neologism, that is common to managerial, technical, administrative, and political work environments. Although meant to impres...
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List of buzzwords - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of common buzzwords which form part of the business jargon of Corporate work environments. • Alignment••••••••••••
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Home Subjects Archives Quotations Forums ... A Web site by Paul McFedries ... Subject Index - Business ; Buzzwords...
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The past year has seen some wonderful and bizarre new business buzzwords come to prominence. Among our favorites: subprime, narcissurfing, and meatball sundae. ... The creation of business buzzwords practically has its own industry. There are books about them, multiple Web sites — buzzwhack.com and buzzwordhell.com are two...
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Dear friends, while musing (well, okay, griping) two weeks ago about little irritants like the expression "think outside the box" or "keep me in the loop," I asked you to tell me which expressions in common business use today make you grit your teeth -- and, man, did you tell me.
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A recent poll of executives finds ... Let’s start Monday with some business buzzwords: ... Perhaps it’s the mindless repetition of them that’s so irritating. But let’s not discount the idiocy of some jargon. After all, any company that’s not customer centric can’t be in business for very long.
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