Wednesday, 29 July 2009

If you’d wondered where all that bad American business-speak went...
Things may get bad here, but I still can’t imagine any of our corporate apparatchiks allowing such buzzword-laden jargon into any public statement.
Pity the report says nothing about the reporters’ reaction. Hope it was derisive laughter.
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Pure Dilbert Dept.
...it’s alive and well in the British government:“The Met has a dress code policy which states that only approved corporate badging may be used...â€(That’s a government spokesman. Talking about the police department.)
Things may get bad here, but I still can’t imagine any of our corporate apparatchiks allowing such buzzword-laden jargon into any public statement.
Pity the report says nothing about the reporters’ reaction. Hope it was derisive laughter.
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Reminds me of the "Case of the Mondays" dialogue in Office Space ...
Office Drone: "Has anyone ever told you 'Sounds like someone's got a case of the Mondays'?"
Construction Worker: "What? No, man! Hell no! You'd get your ass kicked if you said that."
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