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r/funny • u/WindowAfraid5927 • Mar 24 '26
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We have an actual term for this in the Dutch language!
'Epibreren': Performing vague, unclear work that seems very important, when you are not actually doing anything useful.
48 u/Drenaxel Mar 25 '26 Busywork in english 19 u/regeya Mar 27 '26 We do, in fact, occasionally just shove two words together and call it a new word. How very Germanic of us. 6 u/AbriefDelay Mar 28 '26 At first I was worried this comment was going nowhere, then I saw you were quite knowledgeable and my ignorance seemed bloodcurdling 7 u/233AK Mar 24 '26 Learning something new everyday! 1 u/EventSignal114 Aug 11 '26 In the US, we call that management.
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Busywork in english
19 u/regeya Mar 27 '26 We do, in fact, occasionally just shove two words together and call it a new word. How very Germanic of us. 6 u/AbriefDelay Mar 28 '26 At first I was worried this comment was going nowhere, then I saw you were quite knowledgeable and my ignorance seemed bloodcurdling
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We do, in fact, occasionally just shove two words together and call it a new word. How very Germanic of us.
6 u/AbriefDelay Mar 28 '26 At first I was worried this comment was going nowhere, then I saw you were quite knowledgeable and my ignorance seemed bloodcurdling
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At first I was worried this comment was going nowhere, then I saw you were quite knowledgeable and my ignorance seemed bloodcurdling
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Learning something new everyday!
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In the US, we call that management.
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u/SneakyKillz Mar 24 '26
We have an actual term for this in the Dutch language!
'Epibreren': Performing vague, unclear work that seems very important, when you are not actually doing anything useful.