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Corporate Jargon

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    Corporate jargon is workplace language, and is used to describe a set of words, phrases, or acronyms used in a business. These can be difficult to understand if new
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  • All hands meeting
    All employees must attend the meeting ("all hands on deck")
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  • The ball is in your court.
    It's your turn to share your ideas
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  • Put a pin in it
    Stop talking about something for a while
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  • Solo thinking
    Trying to solve a problem by yourself
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  • Across the pond
    Reference to North American/Europe's position to each other ("our colleagues across the pond")
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  • Touch base
    A quick talk/email for an update on something
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  • All due respect
    An expression of disagreement/criticism
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  • Reinvent the wheel
    Recreating something that already exists, often unnecessarily
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  • Play hard ball
    Be a tough negotiator
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  • Barking up the wrong tree
    Following the wrong course of action
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  • The elephant in the room
    An obvious major problem/issue that people avoid discussing/ acknowledging
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  • The way the cookie crumbles
    The way things work out
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  • Eat a reality sandwich
    Living in reality, facing what is going on around you
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  • A dog in this fight
    Being affected by the outcome of something
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  • Brownie points
    An imaginary reward for doing good deeds, finding success or earning favour with someone
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  • Jumping through hoops
    Have to use extreme amount of effort to achieve something
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