The Landscape of Office Jargon

THE LANDSCAPE OF OFFICE JARGON TOUCH POINTS AND TOPS OF FUNNELS, BANDWIDTHS AND HARDSTOPS: THIS IS THE LAND OF JARGON. CIRCLE BACK The need to discuss an issue at a later time. BANDWADTH One's availability and workload Focusing 100% on a specific task/project. OW-HANGING FRUIT Goals that don't require much effort to achieve. TABLE THE CONVERSATION Reconvene the current conversation at a later time. Content not dependent on season, time of year, or event. EVER GREEN HIGH-LEVEL Content that is easily understandable for all audiences. Having a private meeting/discussion. DF-LINE ALL HANDS ON DECK All team members need to help on a specific project regardless of other obligations. OUTSIDE THE BOX Modifying thinking/creative process to be original and different. TOUCH POINTS The important speaking points in a presentation. The highest level of the sales process Content geared towards an initial impression and not a final sale. IN A ROW! DUCKS a All components of a specific project being ready for the next steps. RUN IT UP THE FLAGPOLE Moving the project on to the next appropriate person for approval. ME VE= A project or effort making a noticeable THE NEEDLE= impact. Focus solely on the project at hand and work until it's done. SCA LA BLE A small component's ability to grow within a larger picture. ミ 2 Diagnosing the root of an issue. IRILL DOW HARD STOP A deadline enforced by previously scheduled tasks. PUND Relinquish reogethe, 9 or an idea You got the jargon, ONATIONAL PEN Your image is our business! now get your pen and get back to work! Brought to you by Pens.com OP OF THE FUNNE POWER THROUGH