Which of the following is the most annoying buzzword in tech?

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CTO in Education3 years ago

"rock star" anything
Calling companies "unicorns"
Using the term "agile" for things to which it does not apply

Director of IT in Healthcare and Biotech5 years ago

Anything '-ops'. . . Is there an -ops for keeping track of all the -ops? (Although it's actually a useful paradigm for encouraging/reframing collaboration across teams/holistic processes & deployment.)

VP of Product Management in Software5 years ago

Mike D. Kail - I'm sure you'll have plenty thrown your way

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