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Work, Success & Motivation - Jobs & Hustle Culture

Here you will find slang about jobs and hustle culture, reflecting work, ambition, side gigs, and the drive to succeed.

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Work, Success & Motivation

to work extra hours beyond one's regular schedule, often to complete tasks or earn additional pay

Ex: If you pull overtime consistently, you might get a bonus.
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grind
[noun]

hard monotonous routine work

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hustle
[noun]

a project or activity undertaken to earn money or achieve a goal

Ex: They shared tips on how to grow your hustle efficiently.
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a secondary job or project done in addition to one's main work, usually to earn extra money

Ex: Many students take on a side hustle to cover living expenses.
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grindset
[noun]

a mindset centered on hard work, persistence, and hustling to achieve goals

Ex: Entrepreneurs often credit their grindset for their success.
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TGIF
[interjection]

an expression of relief or excitement that the workweek is ending and the weekend is near

Ex: Tgif!Drinks are on me tonight.
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the willingness to hold onto an investment or asset despite high risk, uncertainty, or potential losses

Ex: The community praised him for having diamond hands during the sell-off.
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a low-stress, well-paying job that allows minimal effort

Ex: They joked that everyone in the office is aiming for a lazy girl job.
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to do only the work you are paid for and refuse unpaid or excessive labor

Ex: Honestly, just act your wage; don't do the stuff they didn't hire you for.
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the practice of doing only the minimal required work on Mondays at the start of the workweek

Ex: On BMM, he only replies to urgent emails and nothing else.
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to acquire a company mainly to recruit its employees rather than its products or services

Ex: The CEO explained that they acquihired the firm mainly for its developers.
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Friyay
[noun]

a playful term for Friday, expressing excitement or relief that the weekend is near

Ex: Everyone was in a good mood on Friyay.
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to commit completely to an action, often with boldness or reckless abandon

Ex: She full sent on the idea and launched it without second thoughts.
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skip
[noun]

the boss of one's direct supervisor

Ex: Skips often have a broader perspective on company goals.
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an employee or former employee who reports wrongdoing or illegal activity within an organization

Ex: Many whistle-blowers act anonymously to avoid backlash .
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spox
[noun]

a spokesperson, someone who speaks officially on behalf of a person, group, or organization

Ex: He was chosen as the spox for the campaign.
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to rawdog
[Verb]

to tackle a difficult or tedious task alone, without help, preparation, or shortcuts

Ex: He rawdogged the move, carrying all the boxes himself.
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stonk
[noun]

(usually plural) a misspelling of stock, often used online to refer to shares, especially those expected to rise in value

Ex: Some stonks are doing better than actual blue-chip stocks.
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