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BID: Break it down

CBDO - Chief Business Development Officer

CFO - Chief Financial Office

COO (Chief Operating Officer)

CMO (Chief Marketing Officer),

CIO (Chief Information Officer)

CCO (Chief Communications Officer),

CLO (Chief Legal Officer),

CTO (Chief Technology Officer),

CRO (Chief Risk Officer),

CCO (Chief Creative Officer),

CCO (Chief Compliance Officer),

CAE (Chief Audit Executive),

CDO (Chief Diversity Officer),

CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer)

EOD: End of day

EOM: End of message

EOT: End of thread

EOW: End of week

ETA: Estimated time of arrival

FTE: Full-time employee

FWIW: For what it’s worth

IAM: In a meeting

IMO: In my opinion

KISS: Keep it simple stupid

LET: Leaving early today

LMK: Let me know

MoM: Month over month

MTD: Month to date

NIM: No internal message

OOO: Out of office

OT: Off topic

OTP: On the phone

PA: Performance appraisal

POC: Point of contact

PTE: Part-time employee

PTO: Paid time off

NRN: No reply necessary

NSFW: Not safe for work

NWR: Not work related

Re: Referring to

RFD: Request for discussion

SMART: Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time-bound

SME: Subject matter expert

TED: Tell me, explain to me, describe to me

TL;DR: Too long, didn’t read

TLTR: Too long to read

TOS: Terms of service

TYT: Take your time

WFH: Work from home

WIIFM: What’s in it for me

WOM: Word of mouth

YTD: Year to date