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I can't imagine the amount of ambiguity that comes up in every day conversation when the name of your project/division is "here". Do you have internal language
by bostonpete 12y ago
I can't imagine the amount of ambiguity that comes up in every day conversation when the name of your project/division is "here". Do you have internal language that's used to avoid such ambiguity?
- mankyd 12y agoI used to work for a company called "Going". We had no alternative internal code name. (I swear, if I heard one more pun about where I was "going"...) That being said, you'd be surprised how little you need to refer to your own company by name internally, especially in an ambiguous manner. Usually its just "Hey, can you put this up on the site?" or "It would be cool if the product did X."
- mempko 12y agoI typically say "here maps". What I like about it is the URL is easy to remember. here.com
- ihaveajob 12y agoI used to work on a project called MOST inside a large hardware organization. Most conversations about MOST were most entertaining.