Right. That does it. The next person to promise "360-degree insight"

[Ash]

into our customers is going to get it.

Not sure what they are going to get, but they definitely deserve something.

[SWv2]

into our customers is going to get it.

Not sure what they are going to get, but they definitely deserve something.

As a general question what do they get if they agree to this 350 degree thing?

[Ash]

As a general question what do they get if they agree to this 350 degree thing?

"personalised 1:1 customer journeys."

[SWv2]

"personalised 1:1 customer journeys."

I am not a legal expert but I expect there is an actual by-law which allows you to shoot these people without fear of repercussion.

And if there is not one then that itself is an error.

I had a conversation with my boss last week who wanted me to take over a project for him as he did not have the ‘band width’ to do it. By which he meant time. I did laugh at him though the meeting did not end well.

[Monty92]

I am not a legal expert but I expect there is an actual by-law which allows you to shoot these people without fear of repercussion.

And if there is not one then that itself is an error.

I had a conversation with my boss last week who wanted me to take over a project for him as he did not have the ‘band width’ to do it. By which he meant time. I did laugh at him though the meeting did not end well.

I agree bandwith is massively w*nky, but "time" can sound a bit rude and abrupt and "capacity" could be confused with "capability", so in that sense bandwith is a useful word.

[Burney]

I agree bandwith is massively w*nky, but "time" can sound a bit rude and abrupt and "capacity" could be confused with "capability", so in that sense bandwith is a useful word.

How is 'time' rude? Also, a boss doesn't actually have to justify delegating work to you, since that is their job.

[SWv2]

I agree bandwith is massively w*nky, but "time" can sound a bit rude and abrupt and "capacity" could be confused with "capability", so in that sense bandwith is a useful word.

There are various ways one can pass off a bit of work which are normal – too busy, up to my eyes, in the middle of another project , not his area of expertise etc. Ultimately as my boss and the boss of the whole place he can say whatever he likes.

Band width just makes him sound like a ****.

[World's End Stella]

There are various ways one can pass off a bit of work which are normal – too busy, up to my eyes, in the middle of another project , not his area of expertise etc. Ultimately as my boss and the boss of the whole place he can say whatever he likes.

Band width just makes him sound like a ****.

You certainly are yesterday's man, N.

'Bandwidth' is so common and acceptable and sensible that I find myself wondering how much of the past decade you have spent in a cave.

[Luis Anaconda]

You certainly are yesterday's man, N.

'Bandwidth' is so common and acceptable and sensible that I find myself wondering how much of the past decade you have spent in a cave.

It may be common, but is hardly acceptable or sensible. Possibly why it appeals to you

[IUFG]

but quite obviously, people are not limited by bandwidth.

time and capacity, yes. bandwidth no.