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Business Jargon Terms/Phrase

BuzWeaver

BuzWeaver


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A few weeks ago I was watching Today or some other morning news program and they were identifying the new Job Seeker or new 3 to 5 year employee types, maybe even defining the new generation work force and there was some Business Jargon term or phrase for them. Something to the effect of transition working or micro something, it was some trending nonsense term or phrase and I can't seem to remember it or find it.

Just wanted to throw this out there if anyone knew what I was talking about.
 

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