Management — man·age·ment [ mánnijmənt ] noun — rapidly losing one's technical edge...
 Tuesday, September 02, 2008

I've noticed a bad habit creeping up in my posts. Namely the use of internal Microsoft terminology when I type. Wow, a new bad habit to break. Like drinking caffeine (which, I am proud to say, I've largely quit drinking).

When Speaking Publicly, Are you this Annoying?
Oddly, not so much. At least, I don't use Micro-speak (yup, it's even referenced on the intarwebs) to a great degree when delivering presentations or speaking publicly. I am often mindful of my audience when delivering a presentation. I often — although not always — manage to explain acronyms. I rarely use a technology term without explaining it. And, most importantly, I really try to only use Micro-speak with audiences "in the know", such as our valued partners, MVPs or RDs.

So... Why in Written Form?
Honestly, it's probably laziness on my part. So I will try to do my level-best to clean up my Micro-speak. And to provide you with a handy translation guide, I just created a glossary of terms I find too hard not to reference in posts. I'll work on keeping that up-to-date.

Thank you for your patience.

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