Do You Speak "Spinglish"?
On The Job
MARCH 28, 2016
Ever heard of "Spinglish"? It's a term used to describe the jargon often used to conceal the real meaning of what is happening. For example, companies don't lay off workers. They "rightsize" the organization or there is a "synery-related headcount restructuring." Even workers do it. Instead of goofing off at work, you're "zero-tasking." These are a few of the examples in the new " Spinglish: The Definitive Dictionary of Deliberately Deceptive Language, " by Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf.
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