“I’ll drop you an email”
“Regards”
“All the best”
“Many thanks”
“Regards”
“All the best”
“Many thanks”
This is not jargon! I'm so guilty of all of these - how else do you sign off an email?!“I’ll drop you an email”
“Regards”
“All the best”
“Many thanks”
Yeah that's just normal polite things to say in an email better than just signing with your name and nothing else. Or people who don't say "Hi" first thing in an email, just your name ughThis is not jargon! I'm so guilty of all of these - how else do you sign off an email?!
This is my pet peeve! I feel like I'm being shouted at!Yeah that's just normal polite things to say in an email better than just signing with your name and nothing else. Or people who don't say "Hi" first thing in an email, just your name ugh
Yeah makes me feel like I'm being told off, it sounds so serious in my headThis is my pet peeve! I feel like I'm being shouted at!
Not with 'Cheers' - that does my head in! Save it for the pub.This is not jargon! I'm so guilty of all of these - how else do you sign off an email?!
Bring your own packed lunch to a meeting? It's bad enough when people expect you to miss your lunch break and have a meeting instead, but to not provide lunch is just taking the mick.It's even worse when it's a 'brown bag lunch meeting' - usually meaning you bring your own packed lunch. Cheap skates.
that'd probably be the end of lunch meetingsBring your own packed lunch to a meeting? It's bad enough when people expect you to miss your lunch break and have a meeting instead, but to not provide lunch is just taking the mick.
Because I'm petty I'd definitely pack something super stinky for lunch. Hello egg and tuna fish sandwiches!
Me too! it always seems serious and urgent!!This is my pet peeve! I feel like I'm being shouted at!
Keep us posted how you get onJust a FYI. The company i am working is having an annual strategy meeting at a nice venue on Friday. I made a comprehensive list of everything written on this thread, and handed it to 3 of my fellow senior managers. We have a competition going between the four of us, the one who uses the most of the phrases mentioned will win a prize. I hope i can sit with a straight face during the day, but very excited as this will just make my day!
corporate jargon bingo, love it!Just a FYI. The company i am working is having an annual strategy meeting at a nice venue on Friday. I made a comprehensive list of everything written on this thread, and handed it to 3 of my fellow senior managers. We have a competition going between the four of us, the one who uses the most of the phrases mentioned will win a prize. I hope i can sit with a straight face during the day, but very excited as this will just make my day!
Will give full feedback on Monday, after we've peeled the onion and thorough thought showersKeep us posted how you get on
Will give full feedback on Monday, after we've peeled the onion and thorough thought showers
Ping me and thought shower is like something from What imagine Tinder to be likePlaybook- I know it's an actual term but sounds so stupid
All singing all dancing- no
Ping me- please don't ping me
Better than running it up the flagpoleLet me run this idea past you!
Grrr
I contacted an agency, saying I'd just done an admin course but hadn't any actual experience. They said I wouldn't be suitable as they were looking for 'all-singing, all-dancing' workers. So sign up the Black and White Minstrels, then, I thought but unfortunately didn't say!All singing all dancing- no