Slang of office: to be force for proposals, you have to treat your “propales”

“Orally, you like to convince. Rigorous and endowed with an excellent interpersonal skills, you do not hesitate to be agility and to be a force for proposals.” It is a click Extending job offers: in these times when so many managers are concerned about the disengagement of their teams, the employee forces a proposal is obviously a gift from the sky. Lots of ideas, it’s someone on whom you can rest.

Concretely, he is someone responsive, who knows how to adapt to the requests of his customers, and assert himself in front of a group. A force of proposals undeniably knows how to produce good “propales”, it is said in the field of commerce: this strange suitcase motion means commercial proposal.

“The propal name is not the creation of some poet who would have sought a rhyme with opal. It is the result, in the jargon of the transfer window, of the severe apocope of the name proposition, reduced to prop- , and the no less severe apheresis of the commercial adjective, reduced to -ale, we very much learn about site of the French Academy . Who better than to unravel our propale with acidity? Then, like Doctor Frankenstein From the novel by Mary Shelley had created a living being from dead flesh, we gave life to this propale, born of the bodies sewn and commercial. “

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Like any abbreviation (let us quote the “reunion” for meeting) or the grant guard that slams, intended for a brilliant course, the propale has become greater than its cradle. Little by little, she was able to dismiss the “salesperson” to become, in some trendy universes (advice or start-ups, for example), the simple synonymous with “proposal”. Short, singing (even if it is difficult to pronounce “propal” five or six times in a row without risking a zygomatic clash), this almost familiar word suited to companies that consider themselves large families.

In October 2022, while the Senate examined the bill aimed at supervising the services of the government, the PS senator Mickaël Vallet also enjoined the firms, as proposed by article 7 of this law , to “use the French language” in their exchanges with the administrations: “I could have said, to make myself better understand of the ecosystem that occupies us, which I was part of the board of the commission which measured Behind the scene, how slide after slide the consultants of the same practice make propes to offer good feedbacks and keylearnings to public prospects “.

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