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> Repsplaining; the explanation of something by a salesperson (aka ‘rep’), typically to a potential customer or buyer, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronising. Recognise this? I simply remixed the definition of mansplain. And could have also added more traits to the end. Such as, ‘or aggressive or

I have mixed experience with organising large forums within a prospect. My hit-rate being only a little better than 50-50. I’d like that to be more in my favour. The misses tended to be characterised by the typical flounderings: Main contact not having the clout they thought. Attendees treating

This was a recent headline that appeared on my newsfeeds. > The trick that’s 117 times better at saving the planet than reducing your flying It was bizarrely from a broadsheet [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/pensions-retirement/news/trick-117-times-better-saving-planet-reducing-flying/] column about retirement planning. Yet I thought it was a

[https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190807-the-science-of-creating-a-dream-team] Above is a pull-quote from a bizarre section of the media Japanese Knotweed that is the BBC website [https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190807-the-science-of-creating-a-dream-team] . (Add its existence to their long list of crimes most recently added to by inexplicably, disgracefully making an

I hear of a plan to switch the UK’s gas supply towards renewables. The idea is to ‘greenwire’ [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7959041/Energy-regulator-Ofgem-announces-plans-10m-electric-vehicles-road-10-years.html] the country. Not only applauded on environmental grounds, but also for creating a word with which to label the initiative. One which