The first rule of work jargon is that a phrase can mean whatever you want it mean, the words within the phrase matter not a jot
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So you’re telling me it’s a moving feast?
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the term should be “Movable Feast”
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Correct.
Deep dive
… “client like to deep dive in to data”
Heard a great one I hadn’t heard before from a lad across the pond:
“Single wringable neck”.
He was eager to avoid being bestowed this title at all costs.
I am hearing “socialise (an idea)” every where now
Fuck sake, we’ve been socialising everything since 2015
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It’s reached the C suite now though.
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Bluesky
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Deep dive is a classic one
Not new phrases but I’m being told to ‘lean in’ a lot lately while also being told to ‘step back from things and look at them’ 
Get out of the weeds and look at it holistically, Mac.
Its not simply about taking an holistic approach, its important to take a “more holistic” approach.
Because obviously we’ve all been doing things holistically up to this point anyway.
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They are probably telling you to “step back” because of your massive hooter.
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You need to get away from the rats and the mice here mate.
We’ll check the temperature on that …
Why am I hearing the words ‘Radio Silence’ at every meeting I go to lately?
Is this a new phrase or is that people I am associating with just ignorant bastards?
Are you working in black ops?
you work in lyric fm
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