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Business Jargon 商業行話
[ 2006-11-15 08:00 ]

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Are they thinking outside the box?
Most people like using short-cuts. We all usually want to get from A to B as quickly as possible and when we want to get our message across to people with the same job as us, we often use jargon. It's a kind of short-cut that helps us communicate without wasting time. Jargon is simply a kind of language shorthand that lets us say what we mean quickly. Or is it?

In the business world you might expect to hear or use a lot of jargon. However, a report just out in Britain claims that most managers overuse business jargon and that this has a negative effect on how staff feel.

Investors in People - a public body whose main stakeholder is the Department for Education and Skills – says that using terms like "blue-sky thinking" rather than saying more plainly "imagine new or different ways of doing things" baffles employees and widens the gap between managers and staff.

Most employees in Britain, according to this survey, have a low opinion of colleagues who use management jargon. Over a third of those surveyed think it shows a lack of confidence and almost one in five think people who use it are untrustworthy or trying to cover something up.

Some of the most overused business expressions that fell foul of those surveyed (and their more straightforward explanations) were:

Get our ducks in a row (have everything arranged efficiently), brain dump (tell everything you know about a particular subject) and think outside the box (be creative in how you think about problems).

Peter Russian from Investors in People said that an effective boss is one who can communicate in a way which everyone can easily understand not one who uses a lot of management jargon.

So now that you've got the helicopter view (just an overview) of business jargon, it's time to give you a heads up (a warning) not to overuse this management speak. But that's a real no-brainer (that's simple), isn't it?


GLOSSARY 詞匯表 (收聽發音, 請單擊英語單詞) 


short-cuts
捷徑

jargon
行話;專業語 
wasting time
浪費時間    
shorthand
速記
overuse
過分使用   
investors
投資人
a public body
公共機構 
stakeholder
股東  
plainly
簡單地;明白地
baffles
使困惑

widens the gap between
加大鴻溝   

survey
統計調查   
a low opinion of
不贊賞 
a lack of confidence
缺乏信心 
untrustworthy
不值得信任的
cover something up
掩蓋什么東西 
fell foul
最不贊同;有爭議 

creative
有創造力的

straightforward
直截了當  
effective
有效力的 
  


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