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(1). A call to a competitor or client by a consultant without disclosing who they are working for (and usually pretending to be a prospect) in order to get some information out of them about their business or operations.
“So, we had a no names discussion with the folks at IBM, as you requested…turns out they make computers. It’ll all be in our final report…”
(1). When a Congressman votes with the opposing party, thereby generally spelling the end to his or her career.
“I crossed party lines on this issue and we got it done for the American people. Enjoy your new federally-issued, GPS-tracking implants, America!”
(1). To blame something completely on a colleague that you probably had as much to do with as he did.
“Paul totally threw me under the bus on that call this morning! He was the one who forgot to order more K-Cups, not me! And what the hell are we having a call about K-Cups for anyway!”
