Cadence
A pretentious way of saying "schedule" that makes basic time management sound like a sophisticated business process, usually used to justify why meetings happen at random intervals.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need to establish a cadence." (we need to pick a day for meetings)
- "Our cadence is bi-weekly." (our meetings happen whenever we remember)
- "The cadence is working well." (the meetings are still pointless but at least they're regular)
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pretentiousschedulesophisticatedmeetingspointless
1477 views • Created 11/14/2022
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