Arthur has seen the minutes
The jargon buster
“Circle back.” “Leverage.” “Synergy.” Arthur has translated the familiar phrases and noted where they get slippery.
Circle backTalk about this again later.Touch baseHave a brief chat or check in.Low-hanging fruitThe easiest useful things to do first.LeverageUsually, use.SynergyA useful result from people or things working together.BandwidthEnough time or capacity to do something.StakeholderA person or group affected by a decision.DeliverablesThe things you have agreed to produce.Customer journeyThe steps a customer takes when dealing with you.Move the needleMake a noticeable difference.Deep diveLook at something closely.On the same pageAgree or understand the same plan.RevertOften intended to mean reply.ActionDo or deal with something.Take offlineDiscuss separately, usually after the meeting.RobustStrong enough for the job.ScalableAble to handle growth.Value propositionWhy someone would choose what you offer.Strategic roadmapA plan for what happens next.Best in classClaimed to be among the best.
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