This document lists and defines common business buzzwords and phrases used in corporate settings. It provides explanations for terms like "best practices", "boil the ocean", "buy in", "core competencies", and "quick win", which are often used when discussing strategies, goals, and progress within an organization.

1. BUZZ Words<br />At the end of the day<br />Best of breed <br />Best practices<br />Boil the ocean<br />Bring to the table<br />Buy in<br />Core competencies<br />Circle back around<br />Centers of excellence<br />Drill-down <br />Drinking the kool-aid<br />Face time<br />Going forward<br />Heads-up<br />End to end<br />Gaining traction<br />Learnings<br />Low hanging fruit<br />Keep in the loop<br />Quick win<br /> Meanings<br />When all is said and done.<br />Finest specimen or example.<br />Best technique or methods in use in a company.<br />Doing something incredibly inefficiently<br />What one offers or provides, especially in negotiations.<br />Bringing management in agreement or consent<br />What the company does best<br />Let us regroup later to discuss<br />Centers of excellence<br />To get down to the details.<br />To accept something fully and often blindly.<br />Speaking face to face, especially to senior management.<br />in the future<br />a notice and a warning.<br />Complete from front end to back end(your office)<br />To gain acceptance or momentum<br />Something learned<br />The easy pickings<br />To keep apprised<br />20. Small steps or initiatives that produce that produce immediate, positive results.<br />