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    This document lists common management phrases and their true underlying meanings based on the author's experience: 1. Phrases like "We will do it" and "You have done a great job" often imply that more work will be given to the employee rather than recognition. 2. Statements around timing such as "Tomorrow first thing" or "We can always do it" typically mean deadlines won't be met. 3. Phrases involving discussion or disagreement like "We had slight differences" commonly indicate a disagreement was larger or that a decision has already been made.

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    This document lists common management phrases and their true underlying meanings based on the author's experience: 1. Phrases like "We will do it" and "You have done a great job" often imply that more work will be given to the employee rather than recognition. 2. Statements around timing such as "Tomorrow first thing" or "We can always do it" typically mean deadlines won't be met. 3. Phrases involving discussion or disagreement like "We had slight differences" commonly indicate a disagreement was larger or that a decision has already been made.

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    This document lists common management phrases and their true underlying meanings based on the author's experience: 1. Phrases like "We will do it" and "You have done a great job" often imply that more work will be given to the employee rather than recognition. 2. Statements around timing such as "Tomorrow first thing" or "We can always do it" typically mean deadlines won't be met. 3. Phrases involving discussion or disagreement like "We had slight differences" commonly indicate a disagreement was larger or that a decision has already been made.

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    MANAGEMENT FUNDAS 1.We will do it means You will do it ( applies to a Great Manager I know) 2.

    You have done a great job means More work to be given to you( This also I have seen in practise) 3.We are working on it means We have not yet started working on the same 4.Tomorrow first thing in the morning means Its not getting done At least not tomorrow! 5.After discussion we will decide-I am very open to views means I have already decided, I will tell you what to do 6.There was a slight miscommunication means We had actually lied 7.Lets call a meeting and discuss means I have no time now, will talk later 8.We can always do it means We actually cannot do the same on time 9.We are on the right track but there needs to be a slight extension of the deadline means The project is screwed up, we cannot deliver on time. 10.We had slight differences of opinion means We had

    actually fought 11.Make a list of the work that you do and lets see how I can help you means Anyway you have to find a way out no help from me( This also I have seen a great Manager do) 12.You should have told me earlier means Well even if you told me earlier that would have made hardly any difference!

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