Think of SNS-pionage as the sophisticated first cousin of Facebook stalking. Its application is oriented more towards organizational contexts (hiring, market research on competitors) so Linkedin is groundzero for this phenomenon.
I didn't take the Sherlock Holmes of SNS-pionage to uncover that Anthony Weiner is a creep.
The job candidate was okay on paper but there was something off. It may be time for some SNS-pionage.
The job candidate was okay on paper but there was something off. It may be time for some SNS-pionage.
by TheExpatreneur May 22, 2014
Someone who, while living in a foreign country, commits to the process of starting their own business.
Jim did a three year tour in Seoul where he became an expert on the local cuisine. In true expatreneur fashion, he moved back to Texas and opened a Korean restaurant.
by TheExpatreneur December 27, 2014
Refers to the February 2022 'scandal' where Snoop Dogg got caught on camera smoking a joint at SoFi Stadium in LA before leading the Halftime Show at Super Bowl LVI in his hometown no less.
The funny thing about 'jointgate' was how the backlash Snoop Dogg got on Twitter for smoking a joint at SoFi Stadium was met with 10x more backlash to the backlash.
by TheExpatreneur February 24, 2022
This guy's as American as they come but has started multi-million dollar companies in Vietnam, Canada and Nicaragua. He's pretty much the Michael Jordan of expatreneurship.
by TheExpatreneur December 29, 2014
Often used in Crossfit, a 'bro rep' refers to the situation where a friendly scorer allows for a questionable repetition to count instead of giving a 'no rep'.
He definitely didn't go low enough on the last squat but I could tell he was tired so I gave him a 'bro rep'.
In the official competitions, 'bro reps' aren't in play.
In the official competitions, 'bro reps' aren't in play.
by TheExpatreneur May 25, 2014
Michael, Namond, Duquan and Randy are the main four corner boys portrayed with devastating brilliance by in season four of The Wire
by TheExpatreneur January 19, 2015
An imperative statement usually used in business contexts that implores people to know what they're talking about (particularly in regards to content and trending topics). I think of it as 'get a clue' meets 'know your shit' meets 'get your shinebox' meets 'get fucked'.
The new employee claimed on his CV to be 'Proficient in Market Trends'. Then we got to talking about the Sharing Economy and he'd never heard of Airbnb. I told him to get versed or start looking for a new job.
by TheExpatreneur July 13, 2015