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Work Review Term

kravmaga · 2010-01-23 20:48:45

Just wondering does anyone know what the term "Speaking out of school mean? in a work related sense. A friend of mine had a work appraisal review and this term was mentioned to him by his reviewer. He did not understand the term and was asked to keep this in mind. Any takers?

23-01-2010 8:48pm

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kravmaga

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Just wondering does anyone know what the term "Speaking out of school mean? in a work related sense.

A friend of mine had a work appraisal review and this term was mentioned to him by his reviewer.

He did not understand the term and was asked to keep this in mind.

Any takers?

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#2 23-01-2010 10:32pm

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your friend probably has discussed some relatively sensitive / confidential information with others in the office. Generally that quote is used when someone is discussing stuff with people they shouldn't be.

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#3 24-01-2010 11:34am

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That's what I would understand the phrase to mean as well. It's just a slightly different wording of the phrase "Telling tales out of school". Or in plain English, your friend would want to watch what they're saying and who they're saying it to.

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