Corporate Jargon
What Do They Mean By The Phrase "Boreout" In The Workplace?
Why Am I So Bored At Work And What Can I Do To Prevent It?
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Corporate Jargon
What Do They Mean By "Have in one’s back pocket"?
"In one's back pocket" means having control or a hidden advantage ready to use. In the workplace, it highlights the importance of being prepared, strategic, and resourceful in critical situations.
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Why Is The Vending Machine Engineer My Best Friend In The Workplace?
In 2006, as a stressed project manager, I found an unlikely friend in a vending machine engineer. His visit to fix a jammed machine became a valuable connection that helped me through tough times at work.
Office Humour
5 Reasons Why Your Boss Might Be Too Nice
Is your boss too nice? From endless compliments to non-stop team outings, being "too nice" might hide deeper issues. Explore the quirks of overly kind bosses and the hidden challenges they bring!
Office Humour
5 Reasons Why Some Employees Are Simply Winging It In The Workplace
Ever wonder if a coworker's productivity is genuine or just an act? Some employees excel at appearing busy while doing minimal work. They contribute little in meetings, produce just passable assignments, frequently vanish, talk impressively without follow-through, and still receive rewards.
Office Humour
The Great Escape: Exiting the Office Party Without a Trace
Have you ever been at the office party, counting the minutes until you can make your great escape? Dive into the humorous world of leaving the office party early, and how to do it without turning heads!
Corporate Jargon
Decoding Workplace Jargon: What Does 'Boiling the Ocean' Really Mean?
"Unraveling the enigma of 'boiling the ocean' in the workplace, this blog dives into the phrase's origins, meaning, and how it signifies tackling overly ambitious tasks. Learn to spot and avoid these impractical endeavours for more effective project management."
Corporate Jargon
Why Do They Use The Phrase "Ping Me" In The Workplace?
"Ping me" has transcended its tech origins, becoming a staple in workplace communication. This phrase signifies instant, informal contact, reflecting today's fast-paced, tech-savvy work culture. It promotes efficiency but also implies an expectation of prompt response.
Business World
Rethinking Job Interviews: What an Hour-Long Wait Reveals About Employer Values
Ever waited an hour for a job interview? This extended wait might reveal more about a company's culture and values than you think. Explore insights on how such delays reflect on respect, time management, and what they could mean for your potential workplace.
Office Humour
Is Your Boss a Mind-Erasing Master? The Men in Black Effect at Work
Have you ever pitched an idea so great that it mysteriously becomes your boss's? Welcome to the workplace phenomenon we're calling the "Men in Black" effect. Let's explore how to navigate this tricky situation and ensure your ideas get the recognition they deserve.
Horrible Employees
How to Tackle Workplace Villains: Lessons from a Man in a White Vest
Tackling office villains doesn't require a gun and a white vest, but a good dose of humor and strategy. Discover how to navigate the treacherous waters of office politics, inspired by action movie heroes.
AI
"AI vs. Humans: Understanding the Potential for Workplace Conflict"
Dive into the complex relationship between artificial intelligence and human workers, uncovering insights and solutions to prevent conflict in the evolving workplace environment