Buzzwords

In today's workplace, its not so much what you know, or how much you do... But how well you pretend to know what you know and how much of it you do.

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[howardtreesong]

The real problem is that this isn’t even satire. I have been in meetings where this would have sounded like the epitome of reason.

[lakamokolaka]

Oh god it so relatable it hurts, I used to work as a medical researcher and I would meet so many people that used a bunch of fancy words to make themselves sound smart, when really they were not saying anything remotely helpful

[SpaceDuckQuack]

"Am I having a stroke?" -Me everytime someone says something remotely stupid.

[TheGuilkato]

This along with The Expert sum up 90% of the meetings I've ever been in

[jpnelson]

I'm a public high school teacher. I need to make a similar video about faculty and planning meetings.

[orcmcc]

... Did anyone else notice that the lady put forward the opposite idea to the intern?

[johnt]

I love your guys stuff 10/10 keep it up

[SpaceDuckQuack]

Tbh, I was thinking this was going to be about buzzwords used in MSM xD

[measl]

*What's truly terrifying is I have worked at THIS company, from 2000 through 2005! And, obviously, it was a tech company.*

[bartholomewst.juniorstein]

AHAHAHAHAHA this hits wayyyy too close to home 😂😂😂😂

[abuseofviolence]

Me at my job every day. I used to take care of people on the ground, caretakers, cleaners, kitchen personal, so I never learned to speak "corporate language" and after 15 minutes of meeting I am fucking bored and I want to move on. And oh my god they love excel and powerpoint like addicts.

[mauricobian]

Main dude talks like what Morty from Rick and Morty would if he were real.

[Puffletiri]

This is so close to reality it makes my teeth hurt...

[someguybreaks]

Bro, that Harvey Weinstein neck-beard thing is out.

[xmichaud]

Very nice. This took me over a year to find. That's criminal.

[visicircle]

the vid get's it wrong. technical jargon is HOW management talks about firing employees without sounding like they are. E.g. what the fuck does 'administrative action' literally mean? Nothing. Everything. Anything you want it to. And so that's the new jargon for 'firing your ass.'

[brando_gaming]

151 likes and 1 dislike hm seems legit.

[NovaGuardian]

Can I have free thumbs? I wanna be popular.