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[_Cathy_]

My officemate also says "bet mo" Sometimes it's hard for us to converse because I don't understand a lot of her terms and I have to ask her what she means.

Medyo nawawala professionalism pag slang mga salita sa workplace.

[StockEngine]

I remember my tita sa makati office. Shes over 50 but she talks like one of the younger members of the team. Shes hilarious😂😂😂



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[ninjababez]

My officemate also says "bet mo" Sometimes it's hard for us to converse because I don't understand a lot of her terms and I have to ask her what she means.

Medyo nawawala professionalism pag slang mga salita sa workplace.

Ako sinasabi ko nalang minsan wag mag german hehehe
Tapos politely ask them what it means, para di malito pag nagkwento sila.

[dr. d]

My officemate also says "bet mo" Sometimes it's hard for us to converse because I don't understand a lot of her terms and I have to ask her what she means.

Medyo nawawala professionalism pag slang mga salita sa workplace.

i keep reminding my younger colleagues in the workplace, to speak straight english and avoid "shortcuts".
to no avail.
... a voice in the wilderness... hopeless.

[Calistro]

My officemate also says "bet mo" Sometimes it's hard for us to converse because I don't understand a lot of her terms and I have to ask her what she means.

Medyo nawawala professionalism pag slang mga salita sa workplace.

I wonder what your officemates like talking about lol. I like talking with people but when they start spewing out these kind of words, my head hurts. Quite a turn off when a new girl joins the company then starts talking like that. All prejudice of her charmingly good looks have been thrown out the window

[dr. d]

I wonder what your officemates like talking about lol. I like talking with people but when they start spewing out these kind of words, my head hurts. Quite a turn off when a new girl joins the company then starts talking like that. All prejudice of her charmingly good looks have been thrown out the window

i would have liked to throw their bodies out the window, as well.
maybe we should conduct the interviews using straight english, and deduct a point every time interviewee uses an in-appropriate word or phrase.
heh heh.

[Calistro]

i would have liked to throw their bodies out the window, as well.
maybe we should conduct the interviews using straight english, and deduct a point every time interviewee uses an in-appropriate word or phrase.
heh heh.

Haha, that's the thing doc. We also should be trying to talk to the applicant casually to try and feel what kind of jargon they usually use in their daily lingo, not just formal talk. Might have to swap interviewers then to the more personable ones heheh

[dr. d]

My officemate also says "bet mo" Sometimes it's hard for us to converse because I don't understand a lot of her terms and I have to ask her what she means.

Medyo nawawala professionalism pag slang mga salita sa workplace.

"bet mo" sounds nicer than "pustahan tayo". but just a bit...

[_Cathy_]

I wonder what your officemates like talking about lol. I like talking with people but when they start spewing out these kind of words, my head hurts. Quite a turn off when a new girl joins the company then starts talking like that. All prejudice of her charmingly good looks have been thrown out the window

I have only 1 girl friend in the office. I rarely talk with the rest but this one officemate who also likes to use "friend", "bet mo", "gurl", "gorabels" etc is okay when I talk to her. We just can't have a long conversation without me having to ask some of the terms that she uses. It also makes me cringe when she calls her long time BF "jowa".

[papi smith]

When in Rome, live as the Romans do; when elsewhere, live as they live elsewhere." - Saint Ambrose

when in the real world, act like the jejemons do