Business Jargon to Plain Speech Dictionary
Today we present the Business Jargon to Plain Speech Dictionary:
"visibility into": knowledge of
"He has no visibility into the difference between his rear and a hole in the ground."
means
"He has no knowledge of the difference between his rear and a hole in the ground."
"a win": good
"This is a win."
means
"This is good."
Likewise,
"This is a win meatloaf."
means
"This is good meatloaf."
"at the end of the day": (has no meaning; can be removed from a sentence without changing the meaning of the sentence)
"At the end of the day, I'm just full of hot air."
means
"I'm just full of hot air."
"leverage": use
"At the end of the day, a crowbar leverages leverage to multiply mechanical force. This is a win."
means
"A crowbar uses leverage to multiply mechanical force. This is good."
"visibility into": knowledge of
"He has no visibility into the difference between his rear and a hole in the ground."
means
"He has no knowledge of the difference between his rear and a hole in the ground."
"a win": good
"This is a win."
means
"This is good."
Likewise,
"This is a win meatloaf."
means
"This is good meatloaf."
"at the end of the day": (has no meaning; can be removed from a sentence without changing the meaning of the sentence)
"At the end of the day, I'm just full of hot air."
means
"I'm just full of hot air."
"leverage": use
"At the end of the day, a crowbar leverages leverage to multiply mechanical force. This is a win."
means
"A crowbar uses leverage to multiply mechanical force. This is good."
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