Managerium
A glass meeting room filled with all managers; room of managers resembling fish in an aquarium, starring out as people walk by.
Managerium by Munk-eee May 4, 2017
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Managerial Swerve
To avoid management or a manager (often with some paperwork in hand) by turning sharply to avoid the afformentioned's path
Rupert; "let's go for a crafty fag,
Jean; "ok but look out the manager is coming"
Rupert; Don't worry I will show you the "managerial Swerve"
Jean; "ok but look out the manager is coming"
Rupert; Don't worry I will show you the "managerial Swerve"
Managerial Swerve by Ratbags November 13, 2010
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Managerial Clomp
I'm glad I peeped that managerial clomp or I would have got caught marinatin on urban dictionary while paper chasin!!!
Managerial Clomp by smither614 April 24, 2009
Managerial Intercourse
The oppressive results of requiring subordinates to observe in discharging their managerial directives. An act resulting in a company reducing creativity, eliminating new ideas and a loss of the company's competitive edge.
Mr. CEO you seem to want us all to commit what would be best described as managerial intercourse. You have no tolerance for others opinions and when challenged completely unable to fathom you quite possibly may be the dumbest guy in the room.
Managerial Intercourse by Not Not Dead Yet June 7, 2017
managerie
An herbal bath.
managerial we
Bossman: We need to fix this
Wageslave: OK, should I set up a meeting for us?
Bossman: No, just do it. That was the "managerial we"; I meant "you"
Wageslave: OK, should I set up a meeting for us?
Bossman: No, just do it. That was the "managerial we"; I meant "you"
managerial we by Randomdude11 November 22, 2013
Word of the Day on November 24, 2013
Managerial We
When a manager says "we" to their boss in reference to the work his/her subordinates did that he/she is taking credit for.
Subordinate: "Hey, I finished that project you asked me to do."
Manager: "Thanks, I'll let my boss know. Good work!"
Manager to Manager's Boss: "Hey, look at this thing we made, cool huh?"
Co-worker to Subordinate: "Hey, didn't you write that policy?"
Subordinate: "Yeah, that was a 'managerial we'."
Co-worker: "Snaked by the bossman again!"
Manager: "Thanks, I'll let my boss know. Good work!"
Manager to Manager's Boss: "Hey, look at this thing we made, cool huh?"
Co-worker to Subordinate: "Hey, didn't you write that policy?"
Subordinate: "Yeah, that was a 'managerial we'."
Co-worker: "Snaked by the bossman again!"
Managerial We by banzai_barracuda November 27, 2013
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