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?
Laugh, Learn, Lead: Uncover Business Success Secrets with a Smile
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.
Business World
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
Hans Gruber As A CEO, Could He Have Pulled It Off?
Could Hans Gruber from Die Hard have been a successful CEO? With his strategic thinking, charisma, and ruthless risk-taking, he'd fit right in—if you overlook the minor issues of ethics and explosives!
Corporate Jargon
"Coffee Badging: The New Trend in Hybrid Work Culture Explained"
"Coffee badging" refers to briefly visiting the office, often just for a coffee and quick chat, in hybrid work setups. It's a balance between maintaining visibility and enjoying workplace flexibility.
