Ever use any of these?
15 MOST ANNOYING CLICHES
As identified by the Accountemps survey of 150 senior executives
1. At the end of the day
2. Solution
3. Thinking outside the box
4. Synergy
5. Paradigm
6. Metrics
7. Take it offline
8. Redeployed people
9. Core Competency
10. Win-win
11. Value-added
12. Get on the same page
13. Customer-centric
14. Generation X
15. Alignment
As identified by the Accountemps survey of 150 senior executives
1. At the end of the day
2. Solution
3. Thinking outside the box
4. Synergy
5. Paradigm
6. Metrics
7. Take it offline
8. Redeployed people
9. Core Competency
10. Win-win
11. Value-added
12. Get on the same page
13. Customer-centric
14. Generation X
15. Alignment
Originally Posted by jedwards,Apr 28 2005, 09:25 PM
15 MOST ANNOYING CLICHES
As identified by the Accountemps survey of 150 senior executives
1. At the end of the day
2. Solution
3. Thinking outside the box
4. Synergy
5. Paradigm
6. Metrics
7. Take it offline
8. Redeployed people
9. Core Competency
10. Win-win
11. Value-added
12. Get on the same page
13. Customer-centric
14. Generation X
15. Alignment
As identified by the Accountemps survey of 150 senior executives
1. At the end of the day
2. Solution
3. Thinking outside the box
4. Synergy
5. Paradigm
6. Metrics
7. Take it offline
8. Redeployed people
9. Core Competency
10. Win-win
11. Value-added
12. Get on the same page
13. Customer-centric
14. Generation X
15. Alignment
I agree that most of them are pretty annoying. Thinking outside the box is the ultimate
. How many people choose to think inside the box?At a previous job, a coworker (who was a bit younger than I; we were 18 and 21 and the next youngest person was in his 40s) and I got annoyed with all the meetings that were a total waste of time. We started playing buzzword bingo. Loser usually had to buy lunch. Great way to pass the time.
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Hehe, I was thinking that, since I use "solution" a lot. As in, "here's your problem, and I've come up with three possible solutions..."
But I guess they mean in the marketing sense of the word, e.g., "IBM has a business solution for you."
But I guess they mean in the marketing sense of the word, e.g., "IBM has a business solution for you."











