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contribuate by Matthew Turney November 8, 2003
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Your contribution has been noted
Debbie: "I think you should try being a bit more social with your workmates"
Emily: "Your contribution has been noted"
Karla: "I like your dress, but that's not really your colour"
Emily: "Your contribution has been noted"
Emily: "Your contribution has been noted"
Karla: "I like your dress, but that's not really your colour"
Emily: "Your contribution has been noted"
Your contribution has been noted by just like honey July 1, 2017
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Individual Contributor
It is the arch-nemesis of the manager. The Individual Contributor (IC) is a non-management member of a business team that actually contributes to the goals and mission of the company. An IC typically talks normal, unlike management ablaze with buzz words/phrases like: synergy, low hanging fruit, things of that nature, etc.
"Who's gonna do this work today?"
"Not me, I'm a manager. It it up to my Individual Contributors to help us meet our goals this week."
"Not me, I'm a manager. It it up to my Individual Contributors to help us meet our goals this week."
Individual Contributor by Fudge Dragon Slayer December 17, 2011
Bush's contribution to the arts.
Bush's contribution to the arts. by Deep blue 2012 March 11, 2010
Top Contributor
A Top Contributor on Yahoo Answersis a person who is particularly knowledgeable in up to three sections on the answers website. The specific formula is not known, but one can become a Top Contributor by doing the following:
*~Getting a lot of best answers for the category
*~Keeping questions to a minimum
*~if a question is asked, choosing the Best Answer yourself, as opposed to going letting it be decided by vote
*~Reliably reporting abuse
*~voting for best answers on unresolved questions
Top contributors are identified by the bright orange badge underneath the avatars of users. They are reviewed weekly, and if you do not maintain the previous level of contribution, you can lose top contributor status.
*~Getting a lot of best answers for the category
*~Keeping questions to a minimum
*~if a question is asked, choosing the Best Answer yourself, as opposed to going letting it be decided by vote
*~Reliably reporting abuse
*~voting for best answers on unresolved questions
Top contributors are identified by the bright orange badge underneath the avatars of users. They are reviewed weekly, and if you do not maintain the previous level of contribution, you can lose top contributor status.
OMG! I just got a Top Contributor badge this week! I hope it doesn't make me the target of abuse from report trolls. But it is worth the bragging rights!
Top Contributor by Angelica Bowman(PCB) December 28, 2007
Contributions from Viewers like You
PBS: and contributions from viewers like you. Thank You.
Viewers like you: better go contribute now, I guess.
Viewers like you: better go contribute now, I guess.
Contributions from Viewers like You by KEMMA SLAY June 27, 2016
net contribution
Either literally a financial amount or figuratively towards an artistic (or other) genre that an individual has made during their lifetime. Also used sarcastically.
1. The net contribution of Beethoven to the Symphony is incalculable.
2. Joe Blow, net contribution to society - nil.
2. Joe Blow, net contribution to society - nil.
net contribution by Jonathan FeBland (Znethru) October 12, 2006
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