"Standard" meaning commonly used: I had a manager "encourage" me to rewrite a reasonably large C project I was finishing off in Go for this reason. My lip still has the bite-marks.
Algorithm, AI, machine learning (as in secret sauce)
In the same vein, adding the prefix "neural-" to any useless snake oil to make it sound more important than it is. The marketing people at my company are guilty of this.
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- Agile (no processes)
- Fast-paced environment (same as above)
- Real-time (when not used in a CS sense, i.e. something happens relatively fast)
- Algorithm, AI, machine learning (as in secret sauce)
- Team building (mandatory fun time)
- Receipts "we have the receipts": typically on Twitter to justify conjecture or half-baked proof of political enemy's bad behavior
- Synergy "group synergy": le sigh
- Full stack "full stack developer": a mysterious animal that never really manifests despite recruiter claims
- AI "we're scared of AI": while ML is a subset of AI according to most groups, it's usually used to describe ML and substituted as AGI
- Monorepo "we run a monorepo": no you don't
"Scalable" as a catch-all synonym for "good"
Come to think of it: anything to do with Agile
DevOps
- Living, breathing document
- Lean
- Cloud native
- DEI
Agile
Flat structure
"We're like a family here"
Pivot
Lack of processes