"Corporate pole dance" A gesture or speech an executive makes to save face during bad times. For instance , at some point just before the CEO closes an event he showers accolades on his peers (many true but just as many of the compliments are untrue).
âIt looks like our CEO saved his severance package because he did an excellent croledance before he announced he would be leavingâ.
One version of the croledance is when executives mention how hard it is for them to implement layoffs, off-shoring or outsourcing.
"What would Dirty Harry do?"
You see a punk and he's about to go for his gun. You have a question to ask yourself... WWDHD! (What would Dirty Harry do?).
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Youâre so wrong that youâre wrong before you open your mouth or have an opinion. Itâs kind of like being married.
Iâm not even going to ask for her opinion; sheâs already made up her mind that I am âpre-wrongâ.
Corporate groping â The act of feeling out your predecessor before he leaves the company, usually performed under duress. When performed with consent this act is usually called training.
âThe conditions of receiving the package included training my replacement, I felt âcropedâ!â
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Corporate rape â What happens to longtime employees when their jobs are outsourced or off-shored.
âBuddy got âcrapedâ, he lost his pension and insurance when they made the big layoff announcement. He worked for the company for 29 years, 364 days when they fired himâ.
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