Before and After
Sales Stuff
Acronyms & Initialisms
Employer Branding
Before and After (Holiday)
100

A clever cat from Shrek and combat troops overseas

Puss In Boots on the Ground

100
The role a client plays in a sale in which they are able to approve a purchase

Decision maker

100

TMI

Too Much Information

100

In 2018, Recruit Holdings acquired this job site known for its company reviews

Glassdoor

100

A Disney princess with a wicked step-mother and what Bing Crosby is dreaming about before the holidays

Snow White Christmas

200

Middle Eastern entertainment with rapid gyrations of the hips and a reality TV show judged by Len Bruno & Carrie Ann Inaba

Belly Dancing With the Stars

200

This is the required frequency at which AEs should review and update their pipeline for accuracy regarding stage, amount, and next steps

Daily

200

2FA

Two-Factor Authentication

200

63% of job seekers say their perception of an employer would improve after seeing this

An employer responding to a negative review online

200

A name for someone whose feelings are hurt easily and a Dean Martin Christmas hit that has recently been criticized for having undertones of sexual assault

Cry-Baby It's Cold Outside

300

A stopped flow of automobiles and a group of freestyling jazz musicians

Traffic Jam Session

300

The two types of price objections you may come across

"Budget" and "Affordability"

300

IHOP

International House of Pancakes

300

This metric often improves when companies invest in brand assets like photos, videos, and updated Company Pages because it boosts candidate trust early

Apply rate

300

Arnold Schwarzenegger's character vows to get his son an action figure for Christmas and nothing can stop Fat Joe because of where he is

Jingle All The Way Up

400

Emergency medical bundle and a crispy Hershey bar

First Aid Kit Kat

400

Correctly identifying these two underlying motivating factors can help overcome an impasse in a negotiation

"Interests" and "positions"

400

AWOL

Absent Without Leave

400

EBAs don't have Meta's limitation of targeting people based on "interests" because Indeed uses this information instead

First-Party Tracking Data

400

A 1946 Christmas film where an angel visits a businessman and one of three options for help a contestant on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire can use

It's a Wonderful Lifeline

500

A vodka & tomato juice drink and a Julie Andrews movie

Bloody Mary Poppins

500

The intentional use of statements to uncover information from a customer without asking a direct question

Elicitation

500

NASA

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

500

Dave insists you should describe the EBH benefit this way instead of saying "mobile optimization" 

Embedding company page content in the job posting

500

The centre of a hurricane and a new tradition in which Canadian snack on this treat during bad weather

Eye of the Storm Chips