1 definition by downtownatlantaga
To agree with the point you just made after having to paraphrase it because of lanugage usage.
Used mainly by corporate America executives talking in a high level of vocabulary sprinkled with a great amount corporate jargon.
Subordinates tend to paraphrase the words to verify understanding.
Used mainly by corporate America executives talking in a high level of vocabulary sprinkled with a great amount corporate jargon.
Subordinates tend to paraphrase the words to verify understanding.
Executive: "Please dial down through this white paper presentation to ensure that all stakeholders are concur and agree with the results."
Non-Executive: "So read the report and make sure it's correct."
Executive: "That's my point exactly."
Non-Executive: "So read the report and make sure it's correct."
Executive: "That's my point exactly."
by downtownatlantaga November 6, 2009