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What do you call the people you manage? Like in official stuff. Subordinates is assholey, direct reports is B-school douchespeak, but not sure what else there is
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Bill
@billh.bsky.social
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My team? My team members? It can sometimes be confused for peers under your boss but feels better than directs to me.
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Salt Creek Repeal 2A
@saltcreekbrews.bsky.social
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Colleagues, co-workers, specialists
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Sir Big Spur Is Getting Ready to Holler at the Cocks
@sirbigspuresquire.bsky.social
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My team Or my Developers but that’s a little more specific to the role.
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Studley
@studley11.bsky.social
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My team, mainly. “The managers who work for me” is another one I use very sparingly.
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Muggsy Pogues
@circusmaximus.bsky.social
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Co-workers
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Dawn
@502eire.lol
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my team
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Headley
@richhemmer.bsky.social
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Most formally? My staff? That's pretty rare though. Usually it's team or crew.
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Specter177 ✈️ 🌈
@specter177.bsky.social
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Minions (I don't manage anyone)
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poop
@dude3000.bsky.social
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my managers at current job say "Team"
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vincent
@papayaga.bsky.social
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I swear there isn’t a good term, but I default to team. If I use “direct reports,” it’s in reference to someone else’s side of the org tree and—this is important—if I am using that phrase, something has *happened*
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