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04-22-2011, 01:46 AM
Plan Supervisor Mel Sampat (that has been the subject of not one but two JobsBlog interviews) has a great checklist of "Microsoft speak" terms that will be utilized each in and exterior of function. Funny stuff. Even if you don’t operate at MS, I’m sure you’ll find a lot of these familiar. My addition: No-Op. What it means at work: Someone (a co-worker, industry colleague, interview candidate - just kidding ... or am I? who doesn't quite measure up or pull their own weight. Example of non-work usage: "Wow. Tina's ex-boyfriend was a total loser. He had no job, he slept all day, and he stole money from her,Office 2010 Professional Plus (http://www.key-windows-7.de/office-2010-key)!" "I know. He was such a no-op." Got any other good ones? gretchen sorry ... no clever april fool's jokes here.