Repurpose – whilst sounding like a word you might here in a spoof business comedy as some form of management speak, many business leaders and managers have had to either look for alternative markets for their goods or services or look to different business models and processes.According to the Harvard Business Review, pivoting is a lateral move that creates enough value for the customer and the firm to share. In doing so they have chosen to ‘pivot’ their business looking at business models or practices conducive to survival. Pivot – whilst some businesses may have considered the need to respond to lasting change brought about by the pandemic, others have been more focused on short-term survival.It now seems either as a genuine or less so excuse we seem to blame our connectivity or this has become an acceptable excuse. Sorry I am late I had trouble connecting – with our roads less busy, stuck in traffic is unlikely to be something you hear from someone late for a meeting.
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It would be interesting to know how many times someone has said ‘you’re on mute’ as someone attempts to re-enact a silent movie without the subtitles. Virtual meetings though have given rise to its own language and typical behaviours.
You’re on mute – whilst the likes of Zoom, MS Teams and google hangouts existed pre lockdown the norm was still to have in person meetings, perhaps with the occasional virtual one.Most of us want some sense of order, routine, processes and structure so that we can function and have a sense of purpose. New norm – in a world turned seemingly upside down and with our pre-lockdown sense of the norm and routine gone, we are all trying to define and even shape what normal now is and looks like.Unprecedented – How many meetings or discussions are including this word and the use of the word ‘times’ to follow as we try to understand and assess the situation we are in and the conditions we face.
The following 10 words or phrases are the ones that seem to have had wider use and perhaps some of these provide a little light relief: Over the last few months or so there have been a number of words and phrases bandied about, some perhaps new words and some words and phrases that have gained increased use or used in a new context. The way we work, where we work, when we work and even the type of work we do has changed for most of us, if not all.Īs is often the case with such significant changes and circumstances, it is not untypical for new words and phrases to come to the fore as we look to be able to communicate with each other on and around the situation. It has now been seven months since the start of lockdown and certainly the business world has experienced many changes in terms of responding to, and getting to grips with, the impact of the pandemic.
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