Planning In Real Time

When you’re playing it by ear but want to sound like a professional in front of the customer.
The customer continued to alter the scope even while deploying the solution, we had to start planning in real time in order to deliver everything in a timely fashion.
by The hitchhiker March 05, 2020
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Part-Time Pat

Someone who is a full-time employee but always late and leaving early, as if they were part-time
Part-Time Pat: “Okay, see you guys, I’m heading home”
Colleague: “But its 2:45 PM?”
by Jrice181 March 22, 2022
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Old Time Road

Dave: I got the horses in the back...
Jane: Haha. I love that song. Old Time Road, right?
Dave: No.
by True or False November 12, 2019
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Weiner Standard Time

The act of being too late to be fashionably late. This usually occurs when pickup is necessary by a Weiner. If you are getting picked up in 1 minute WST, you may as well walk home.The simple formula to calculate WST in your current time zone is:
Current Time ÷ pi x 4.

There is also a Weiner Minute, which is one minute in WST.
Mom, can you pick me up?

Sure thing! I'll pick you up at 9:30.

Is that Weiner Standard Time?

Yes

O.K. Mom! See you at 12:06!
by JustAWeinerMinute June 05, 2010
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part-time skunk

Someone who is so outrageously foul smelly after constant, nonstop farting, that it's ridiculous and even evokes a kind of secret, perverse admiration.
- Hey dude, why don't you apply for a part-time skunk position?
-Actually, I did.
by crazynightbird October 14, 2010
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Day time midget

A midget that refuses to come out during the day.
Hey are you going to visit James today?
Can't, he's a day time midget.
by Illicistmiss September 08, 2017
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Collective-timing bias

The collective-timing bias is a form of cognitive tendency to think in a certain way that consists of not understanding that a specific situation or task requires immediate decision by a single person while decision makers affected by collective-timing bias try, consciously or unconsciously, to waste time by sharing the potential decision with anyone around ignoring the fact that:
 most people do not have the power to take that decision;
 most people do not have interest in that decision making process;
 they are in overdue;
 they are paid for taking that decision.

A collective-timing bias is a powerful form of group-think.
A - “What do you think about the decision to buy that corporation? Your opinion is request by the decision-making process”

B - “What? I do not know. I am a handyman. No collective-timing bias please”

A - “Your opinion is very important. We need an immediate decision. The acquisition of that company is in danger”

B - “I do not know. I am a handyman. I do not have the power or the responsibility to decide on that acquisition. No collective-timing bias please”

A - “Thank you for your opinion. We will go on by following your orders.”
by MdB29071988 November 18, 2016
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