An out of thee box solution that requires unexpected in depth development. Often mistaken as a miracle cure for a business requirement. To be avoided at all costs.
The New Encyclopaedia of words and phrases that should be adopted in the workplace if they haven't already. Head Squeezer: an outside influence that distorts your understanding of what needs to be achieved to complete a task.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Peace pirate
Individual who is hell bent on destroying a situation. Source: from 'one who stole the peace'. Most obvious at times of low caffeine as agitated state becomes apparent.
Conference caddy
A colleague who ensures that you come out of a tricky vocational situation without suffering any collateral damage. Much sort after and hard to find. Must spend time to nurture these individuals and be prepared to stand in the line of fire in return.
Roundabout tactics
Talking a subject round and round until agreement is given out of submission from other parties.
Zimmer blame
A tendency to insist that the solution to the problem is to install new technologies. The assumption being that old tech is the cause of a problem.
Jellyfish
A task that comes back to sting you just as you think the worst has passed. Usually a one off swipe rather than a repeating niggle.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Dinner-time
Meeting Sponge
Desk Jockey
Numbchuck
Normaler
Normaler: One who has NOT been tainted by the need of communicating via office phraseology and 'lingo'. Usually obvious because they talk in language that can be understood and does not lead to confusion or being misled. Origin: quite simply a derivative of normal.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Head Squeezer
Head Squeezer: An outside influence that distorts understanding of what needs to be achieved to complete a task.Origin: from the feeling of unnecessary pressure applied that can manifest itself in explosive language.