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  1. @snehal I agree, but in the meantime give http://apps.yahoo.com/-7GgX... a try. But still waiting for the official app.
  2. Hey jargon lovers: Any of you know what "performant" means? DM me.
  3. facetime(n) A foreign concept to many in the Internet world, "facetime"refers to time spent speaking face to face, especially to senior mgmt
  4. Change management (n/v): The noun means having a structured approach to moving an org from one state to another.The verb is just good advice
  5. The Six Sigmas (courtesy of 30 Rock): 1. Teamwork, 2. Insight, 3. Brutality, 4. Male Enhancement, 5. Handshakefulness, 6. Play Hard
  6. synergy (n.) The often illusory value of combining two companies. Also, the residue left on the floor after the investment bankers leave.
  7. RT @saveboss Save BOSS! Keep Yahoo Search BOSS Alive http://bit.ly/h2GQd
  8. learnings (n) Word favored by consultants meaning "something learned." Apparently, "lesson" wouldn't do despite 500 years of continuous use.
  9. operationalize (v.) A horribly polysyllabic way of saying "carry out" or (gasp) "do." Oh, the humanity!
  10. Counting coins on the counter of the 711 from a qtr past 6 to qtr to 7.The manager Bevin starts to abuse me;hey man,I just want some musliex
  11. socialize (trans v): A shameless attempt to sell your ideas to the big shots and obtain "buy-in". "Let's socialize this plan with the Bobs."
  12. Awesome. Design Police: Bring bad design to justice http://www.design-police.org/
  13. ask(n): after years of losses to the verbs, the nouns strike back by converting the verb ask into an utterly superfluous synonym for request
  14. Test post http://flic.kr/p/6wairN
  15. optics (n.) How an action will be perceived by the outside world. For example, treating your customers like crap will be perceived as "bad"
  16. traction (n.) Something you should be trying to gain right now.
  17. ecosystem (n) Companies now longer participate in industries; they inhabit vast ecosystems comprised of consumers, partners and competitors.
  18. Latest update to MBA Jargon Watch went out today. Check it out! http://www.mbajargonwatch.com
  19. "peel the onion" (v. phrase): To conduct a layer-by-layer analysis of a complex problem and in the process, reduce yourself to tears.
  20. A contribution from one of MBA Jargon Watch's esteemed readers: “Out of Pocket” (adj.) out of touch for a few days or out of the office.