LucasI don't get it. Could somebody explain it to me? (The TEAM pic that is)
There's a tired, old management phrase that goes "There is no "i" in "team".", the implication being that teams work best when the individuals in it eschew individuality.
Traditional responses are "No, but there's a "me"." and "No, but there's a "u" in "🤬".". The image above shows that there is an "i" (in red) in "team".
There's a tired, old management phrase that goes "There is no "i" in "team".", the implication being that teams work best when the individuals in it eschew individuality.
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THEY T'K OUR JERRRRBBBBS!!!!
DERRRRR KE DUUUURRRR!!!!!
caps, just in case.
NOW EVERYONE IS LOOKING AT ME BECAUSE I AM LAUGHING LOUDLY...
thanks
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they t'k our jerrrrbbbbs!!!!
derrrrr ke duuuurrrr!!!!!
caps, just in case.
Sculpt the onions into the shape of apples.![]()
I have never heard that phrase until now. Thanks.
Funny thing is, Germans tend to say that "team" means
Toll
Ein
Anderer
Machts
Translates into "Great, someone else is working on it.".![]()
That I'm aware of... you could try putting them in the freezer for a bit so it'll harden and shrink from the cold... that's if they do that.It's not that easy. They're layered and look totally different.