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High level

Taught by Lecturer Chuck E. Cheese | Edit Tagged as approach, high level, low level, strategy, thinking, | 0 Comments »

An approach to a strategy discussion that has nothing to do with details, usually taken by someone who has no idea how things actually get done

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Why does high level thinking have to presuppose that there is an unfortunate class of lower level thinkers?

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Resignation

Taught by Lecturer Rapscallion | Edit Tagged as back office, c level, CEO, c-level, company, fly-fishing, food service, hourly, hourly wage earner, joint, key position, low level, move on, organization, quit, quitting, resign, resignation, resignation letter, resigns, shift, step down, supervisor, tender, tender my resignation, wage earner, | 0 Comments »

When a high level, important, c-level, or important person steps down, and moves on, from a key position in a company, or organization.

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Proper Usage: When the CEO of a company decides that he would like to spend more time fly-fishing, he resigns. This action is properly called a resignation in this case.

Improper Usage: Jonas, the low-level hourly wage earner at the local food service joint writes a long letter to his shift supervisor explaining the many reasons in detail for moving on, and leaves it on their desk in the back office, when they aren't around, stating that they are "tendering their resignation" with the resignation letter. This action is not a resignation. It is simply quitting.