It's time for my annual eval, and i get to write it

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Old 03-09-2005, 10:13 AM
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It's time for my annual eval, and i get to write it

oh yeah... how do you say "walks on water" using as many corporate buzz words as possible?
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Whatever you do, make sure it involves the word "synergy".
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how about.

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proactive, dynamic, ... crap let me just give you my boss' phone number.

Oh and here's a link that might help.

http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/4520-6033_16-4205087.html

http://www.robietherobot.com/buzzword.htm
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Whatever you do, make sure it involves the word "synergy".
one of my managers (i have 8) used the word "synergism" and half the room busted up laughing.

i think i'll also work in "irregardless"
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i think i'll also work in "irregardless"
though I've heard that it is technically correct, that word bugs the living **** out of me. That is on my top 5 word I hate most in this world.
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Whatever you do, make sure it involves the word "synergy".
that movie was good...

Originally Posted by RussB
one of my managers (i have 8) used the word "synergism" and half the room busted up laughing.

i think i'll also work in "irregardless"
LMAO
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Originally Posted by ryball
though I've heard that it is technically correct, that word bugs the living **** out of me. That is on my top 5 word I hate most in this world.
irregardless is one of those words that is only really a word because people mis-used it often enough to where it becomes a word irrespective of it having any real meaning.

I can't stand it either. Etymologically it doesn't make sense, so despite it being a word now, I still refuse to use it.

Russ, make sure to point out that you spend all day on a forum for a car you don't even own anymore.
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Originally Posted by nKoan
irregardless is one of those words that is only really a word because people mis-used it often enough to where it becomes a word irrespective of it having any real meaning.

I can't stand it either. Etymologically it doesn't make sense, so despite it being a word now, I still refuse to use it.

Russ, make sure to point out that you spend all day on a forum for a car you don't even own anymore.
:rotfl:
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Russ, make sure to point out that you spend all day on a forum for a car you don't even own anymore.
hahahaha owned!
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Russ, make sure to point out that you spend all day on a forum for a car you don't even own anymore.
oddly, this forum is more entertaining and more informative in general when it comes to cars than any g35 forum i've found.
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