up to speed | high level design |
make it real | snapshot |
visionary thing | anecdotal evidence |
identify the need | lay the groundwork |
cycles available | disparate user experience |
bottom feeder | look and feel |
production capacity | nebulous |
context | numerous permutations |
drivers | shock effect |
more or less | impact |
grease the skids | fresh set of eyes |
steer going forward | engage you |
take forward | externalize |
put the spin on it | socializing it |
draft rollout plan | show stopper |
iterative process | mitigate risk |
right hand man | extra pair of hands |
duck is cooked | messaging protocol |
key artifacts | validation effect |
verbage | sooner rather than later |
put lipstick on it | technical components |
bring to the table | consider the options |
test bed | full meal deal |
iterative cycle | lock it down in stone |
instant gratification |
Thursday, March 30, 2006
Fast and Furious
I'm sure I have goofy speech patterns and favourite catch phrases of my own but I also have a talent for picking these colloquialisms out of someone else's speech as well. I have discovered over the years that the best time to capture these beauties within an IT environment is during the inevitable "status meeting". It's almost like a freestyle rap battle where two or more contenders try to outdo each other for status meeting supremacy. Fortunately for me, the agile process inspired daily standup meetings on my new project have become a veritable gold mine for these things. We have a few people on the project who are black-belt kung-fu masters of the colloquialism spinning these out with speed and grace... Here's a sample of the ones I've captured so far:
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2 comments:
Dude.. You forgot a definition for "Golden".
Love,
Bonger.
You deserve more comments. Your stuff is great. :-D
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