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(1). A derogatory way to describe a politician who might actually know what he’s talking about.
“Well, I don’t think the Congressman is going to impress in tonight’s debate. He’s a bit of a budget wonk and what Americans really care about is style!”
(1). To inform your boss (usually by voicemail) of an error or other issue before he receives the inevitable angry call from your client.
“Hi, Tom. This is Gil. Hope you’re enjoying your vacation. Umm…just wanted to post you on an issue with the Pupier account. Turns out it’s pronounced ‘pupi-ay’.”
(1). Using the huge company you work for’s reputation to get a big job at a lesser firm. Your interviews generally include phrases like “more advancement potential” and “looking to expand my horizons” or some other euphemism for “because I’m never getting promoted here ever”.
“I’m totally gonna use this place as the golden springboard to big bucks at some start up somewhere. I just don’t think I’m able to really spread my wings here anymore.”
