Some very good ones here.

"Having said that..."

All of these words:

Problem solver. Expert at managing teams who leverage test-driven MVC methodologies in agile environments to create maintainable and extensible solutions.

Able to bridge the gap between engineering best practices and the real world limitations imposed by budget and schedule. Passionate about delivering sponsored project components on business-available deadlines, while managing elastic local and remote resources and teams. "Get it done" mentality brings senior-level experience (and mentoring) across teams. Actively seeks to make every touchpoint more impactful.

my god that guy is a fucking moron. i don't think i've ever seen anyone inject more retarded buzzwords into a sentence. Imagine the hours he spent agonizing with his thesaurus. It's not even readable.

like whatever

You're all grumpy old men aren't you?

true :1orglaugh

check this out:
https://twitter.com/domthewop/status/708328584960548864

"Google needs 3 three AMAZING administrative assistants. Please send me candidates who are stunningly qualified, and I will fast-track them."

what the fuck does he even mean with 'i will fast-track them', like he is buddies with the Google CEO :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Diverse.

They use it in any context they can.

Do people really have to say....


"ahhhh it's alright, everything happens for a reason"


No it doesn't FFS! :2 cents:

Awesome, Fuck, Great, Very, Huge, Funny, Fun and Big

I would add: LITERALLY.

trump

8chars

98% of LinkedIn bios.

Legend

or

soooooooo

Ah yes, the main passive-aggressive response in virtually every kind of argument or debate from today's younger generations.

How could I have forgotten it.

btw, i hate it when people call me "bro".

Ah! A pet peeve of mine. I hate and constantly, (I'm sure annoyingly), am having to correct people who say "literally" when they mean "figuratively".


Drives me crazy.




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I think people use and/or too often.

"on point."