👉 Okay, let’s tackle that mouthful! Now, honestly, when I first saw that phrase – Interactively Disseminate Client Centric, Outside-The-Box,
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– I choked on my mimosa and genuinely considered a career switch involving exclusively beige staplers. Let's unpack it, because frankly, it reads like the result of a brainstorming committee collectively mistook anxiety for innovation.
Basically, here’s what we're saying: 1) We want to shout our good ideas out REALLY loudly! (’Interactively Disseminate') – This basically means telling everyone about our awesome stuff, probably via a lot of emails and maybe even a GIF. It needs to feel...involved. Like the client is almost, but not quite enough, involved . 2) Client Centric – You know—the client thing! Paying attention to what they actually want, instead of just shoving whatever we fancy down their throats. (…We say that now, anyway.) 3) Outside-The-Box – Stop the beige, people! Let's think weird! Crazy ideas! Stuff you wouldn’t normally consider! Ideally, stuff with a 90% chance of immediately failing spectacularly. (Let's aim for the spectacular failure, honestly. It is memorable!) So, when strung together in that specific, slightly panicked order? You get...the desperate attempt to seem clever whilst simultaneously being very, very careful
