Abbreviations are considered a convenience in the workplace, making tasks more efficient. How often have you come across abbreviations like "FNA" from your boss or responded with "FKAP"? These abbreviations, such as "FKPP," "KA," "ASAP," "KRA," "MBO," etc., are commonly used in the corporate world. For those less familiar, these abbreviations stand for "For necessary action," "For Kind Approval Please," "For Kind Perusal Please," "Kindly Advise," "As Soon As Possible," "Key Results Area," "Management By Objectives," "Corporate Jungle," "Multi-National Corporation," and "Lala Ji" respectively.
When dealing with placements, I often used "BOD" and "LBW." Let me share a secret - "BOD" means "Benefit of Doubt," and "LBW" stands for "Let The Bugger (or Babe) Wait."
Abbreviations play a significant role in the workplace, enhancing communication efficiency. Whether you love or hate them, they are an integral part of professional interactions.
When dealing with placements, I often used "BOD" and "LBW." Let me share a secret - "BOD" means "Benefit of Doubt," and "LBW" stands for "Let The Bugger (or Babe) Wait."
Abbreviations play a significant role in the workplace, enhancing communication efficiency. Whether you love or hate them, they are an integral part of professional interactions.