Common abbreviations of foreign companies

RGDS: regards

TKs: Thanks

Asap: As soon as posible

BTW: By the way

FW: foward

COD: Code of Conduct Guidelines

OL: office lady

Eg: for example

FYI: For you information

ETC: esmated time of complete

ETS: esmated time of Shipping

NG: no good

Nfg: No fxxking good

Fng: fxxking new guy is a new employee who makes a mess.

Sob: Son of a bitch my mantra

Cc: Copies send

BCC: Copies send to undisclosed-recipients, which is very negative. Attackers can't see your complaint.

Stand up meeting informal short meetings. For example, three or two people stand in the middle of the aisle to discuss things. Foreigners like to do this;

Sticker is a small yellow paper named "Post-it" that can be pasted on a computer screen or on a telephone. Girls in the office like to use it to write work-related things;

FedEx/dhl/ups common express delivery companies;

Gettogether, "let's have a gettogether this weekend ."

The reminder reminds you that "just a kind reminder." indicates that you may miss something and people cannot blame you, so "kindly remind ";

Localize has been widely used by many companies in recent years. It is a carrot hanging in front of a middle-level local backbone. "Localize the management level"

Cell is a more authentic saying about mobile phones. "Call my cell if you can't find me in the office." It's said mobil phone is more earthy, and hand phone is useless;

Page calling is frequently used in the popular age of BBSs. "Page me." Call me. "is very earthy;

Manuel work manual, guide

Expense fees, which will be reimbursed for business trips;

Budget budget, regardless of the size of each project, including going out for dinner, must be calculated in advance;

Pain in the ass office mantra refers to the troubles that the old man cannot solve;

Outing has been busy for a while, or after an important project is completed, the boss will take everyone out crazy once, of course, public fee, usually one day off on Friday, plus two days on weekends; the use of travel or tour is not authentic, very earthy;

One of the most frequently used words of a project, many non-foreign companies also love to use it. My friend's company also said, "let's discuss this broken street. "

Fall Guy can't be avoided in the company;

Face music was scolded by the boss;

Kick somebody's ass trainer;

Go by book

Tough has two meanings: Being Decisive in handling affairs, not showing mercy; and being tricky;

Day in and day out;

First-aid refers to the medicine box in the company;

Misunderstanding misunderstanding, misunderstanding, often occurs in the Office;

Routine routine transactions

Screw up is often used for pure oral English. The official saying is "you did it wrong. "You screw it up. the term "screw" is used separately in Oral English, which is equivalent to "fuck" and "dry" in Mandarin. Of course, the original intention is to drill the screw, and the term "screw driver;

Creative/creativity creative thinking, which is most favored by foreigners;

This phrase is useful when you get the fund from the finance team before petty cash is on a business or business trip;

Sign off, which can be a document or a formal approval of the start of an event;

Stationary stationery, a useful word;

This time I will introduce some work-related things,

Asignment

Task, responsibility; in charge/follow up/responsible

These three statements mean "responsible", but they are used differently:

In charge indicates that a person is responsible for a certain important transaction in a department, and can also be related to the person and power,

Follow Up indicates that a specific follow-up task is related to the importance of the task, the person, and the power,

The degree of responsible for is between the first two expressions;

Credit is not the credit of a credit card. It refers to the reputation, trust, and value accumulated by employees in the company. "Good job, this will add your credit in the company. "This sentence means that the boss will pay more attention to you in the future, because you have done a good job in this matter.

Reputation reputation, reputation, good or bad;

Lay off: fired;

Extension: Extension, often abbreviated as ext #

Approach reports: This word is often used in meetings. It is difficult to express it in Chinese;

Presentation briefing, generally used for PPT;

The term scenario is very interesting. It is originally used for the "level" of electronic games. in a company, it is often used to refer to one stage or part of a large project;

Proposal unconfirmed proposal to be discussed;

Package package, the so-called "package plan" comes from this. For example, if you go to a company's interview and finally ask you a question, the more authentic saying is "what's the package? "What do you mean by a mess?

Harassment: harassment

Headquarters: Head Office, Headquarters

Lo: Liaison Office, a local country branch;

Recognize: Approved, recgnized supplier, identified supplier;

Amotize: apportioned, "the expenses are to be amotized by the los." fees are apportioned by each branch;

On shifts: shift;

Driver: promoter, "the develpment will drive this case." This project is led by the Development Department.