Two new work place jargons I came across
Jargons and colloquial are always unique for the concerned generations. Most of them will have new figurative meanings far away from the original meaning of the words. Those who are outside the respective generations, or working outside those sectors will not understand the real sense in which it is used by the concerned people. For them if they go by the literal meaning it will not make any sense in that context.The new jargons I came across are " Dry promotions" and ' Office Peacocking". I have come across them in news bits in Dailyhunt news app.
From them I learn that 'dry promotion' is a designation title change seeming to be promotion, but without any attendant benefits or power responsibilities.
Peacocking is the decorative and appearance changes made in the office infrastructure to lure employees back to office from the hard set habit of work from home.
When I Googled, the meaning I find is slightly different. But real Gen Z or members who are familiar with new gen jargons can enlighten me.
I had posted a thread on another jargon Moonlighting especially elated to IT sector during the work from home period.