Office Buzzwords
Deal or No Deal
Excuse me, that's my job!
Grammar Police
Double Trouble!
100

To "touch base" with someone at work means to do this. 

What is "to briefly speak or check in"?

100

It's not hanging from a tree, but in negotiations, people love picking this kind of "fruit" first.

What is "low-hanging fruit"? 
100

I schedule your meetings, book your flights, and always know when you're hungry. Who am I? 

What is a "personal assistant"?

100

"He go to work every day" has a problem. What is missing? 

What is an -es? (He goes)

100

This word means official permission, and it's what you usually need before making a purchase in a company.

What is "approval"?

200

If your boss wants an update "ASAP," she expects it this way. 

What is "as soon as possible"?

200

If someone offers a deal too good to refuse, they might say it's a "take it or ______ ___" this situation. 

What is "leave it"?

200

I don't make the money, but I know where every cent goes and I will ask for receipts.

What is an "accountant"?

200

Fill in the blank: "She ___ never been to London before." 

What is "has"?

200

This word with double P's refers to a request for something official, like vacation time or budget approval.

What is an "application"?

300

A short, informal meeting held while participants stand up is called this type of meeting.

What it a "stand-up meeting"?

300

If you offer a little extra to sweeten the deal - such as including free delivery - you're adding this. 

(Hint: Starts with "B")

What is a "bonus"?

300

The client says we broke the contract. We say we didn't. Now the emails are being CC'd to this department.

What is "legal"?

300

Which word is the past tense of "buy"?

A) Buyed
B) Bought
C) Buys
D) Buy

What is B) Bought?

300

This double letter word describes the full group of people working at a company.

What is "staff" or "personnel"?

400

When you solve a problem creatively, you're said to be thinking outside of this.

What is "thinking outside the box"? 

400

To reach an agreement, each side must sometimes do this, giving up something small. (Hint: opposite of insist)

What is "concede"?

400

This person works with quotas, cold calls, pipelines, and pitches. They don't do small talk, but they do follow-up.

What is a "salesperson"?

400

You're not asking a question, so this sentence shouldn't end in one of these: ".", "!", or "?".

What is a question mark? 

400

This long word with double ts refers to a group of people formally chosen to make decisions or plans for a company.

What is a "committee"? 

500

A situation where both parties gain something valuable is often described by this buzzword. 

What is a "win-win"?

500

It's not a door - but when you successfully finish negotiating, you've officially managed to close this.

What is a "deal"? 

500

I don't build the product. I don't sell the product. I don't use the product. But I make a killer PowerPoint about the product.

What is a "marketing manager"?

500

This is the name for "a", "an," or "the."

(Hint: starts with an A, used before nouns) 

What is an article? 

500

This word with double doubles meets to adapt or fit within in needs of a person or group. 

What is "accommodate"?

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