Phrase · Managers & management
get out of wrap
expression
/get-owt-ov-rap/
Definition
A barked, micromanaging command hurled across a call centre floor by a power-tripping manager to force an advisor off post-call administration and straight back into the queue, treating seconds spent documenting a customer case as pure laziness.
In use
“I was barely two seconds into typing up my call notes before some team leader from across the room yelled 'get out of wrap!' at me.”
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Language
- Language form
- expression
- Pronunciation
- /get-owt-ov-rap/
Classification
- Life domain
- Work & learning
- Topic
- Work & office
- More specifically
- Managers & management
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