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What we need is more jargon

Jargon has become an unfortunate staple in L&D. Acronyms are thrown around with reckless abandon – ROI, LMS, etc., Amidst the three-letter acronyms, a new breed of buzzwords has emerged, each weirder than the last. I thought I’d come up with some more trendy lingo and glib phrases. Let’s just run them up the flagpole… Read More What we need is more jargon

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Mind your language

When your team or group becomes so familiar with each other they start to abbreviate, sub text and in-joke. For the new member of the team, it’s not enough to navigate their way through the organisation’s culture and process, they’re also set the task of understanding the team jargon. Just because you’re comfortable with the… Read More Mind your language

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