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.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Round Zero
Stating the bloody obvious, i.e. is a zero, round? Of course it is!
I think we have had a 'round zero' moment. Teaching grandmother to suck eggs again. To be avoided at all costs as too many round zero moments leads to reduced team spirit.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
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Now here's a character who never knew when he was going to squeeze his own head.
Now here's a character who never knew when he was going to squeeze his own head.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Cube blading
The act of giving the cold shoulder to new office arrivals. Derived from Ice Cube and Shoulder Blade. Sometimes unintentional in offices where verbal communication is kept to a minimum as common practice.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Shooting party
The collection of individuals who take delight in pointing and clicking cameras at works social events in order to capture less flattering moments. They are the vocational equivalent of the paparazzi. Most prevalent during the Christmas festive period but can be rallied into action at other occasions. Far more dangerous in more recent years as the rise of social networking has provided a vehicle for unexpected delivery of unwanted / damaging imagery.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Toxic toucher
An individual who can bring a situation to a stand still as soon as they appear at the scene. 'The toxic toucher is here, the project is doomed'.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
F.U.Q's
Frequently Unanswered Questions (F.U.Q's): Cause of halting progress and not fulfilling an obligation to keep the workforce informed. 'F.U.Q. knows' - meaning that there is nobody available or prepared to provide an answer.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Atherd (aterd)
A exponent of the herding of atoms (see atom herder). At-herd, variation in spelling, aterd.
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