buzzwords

These aren't buzzwords this is where modern software development at any serious software company is small and large.

There are a lot of people out there who prize solid planning and skill above gee wiz buzzwords.

Instead of listing a bunch of buzzwords, explain relevant projects you worked on, including the relevant technologies.

Marketing buzzwords should not be used by programmers who want to be taken seriously.

Software just goes round and round in circles reinventing the wheel with different buzzwords.

I remember reading a report that found that the use of buzzwords was a benefit when done among management.

It was full bull-goose batshit crazy; basically unreadable psychobabble power-blended with scientology-class buzzwords.

I don't think I would take a job anywhere that held these buzzwords in high regard.

Maybe so if some of the buzzwords on your resume include...

The strong developer we’re seeking will have the foundations to easily adapt to a new stack, so we’re not looking for specific skill buzzwords.

The startup community has so many buzzwords.

Our video definitely was geared toward a lay audience, but we tried not to use buzzwords and bullshit and to explain the science in a more accessible way.

Does "social network" mean anything more than the other buzzwords you derided?

They don't have the domain expertise, so it's comparatively easier to trick them with some startup buzzwords and a slick "vision".

The media also needs to stop quoting meaningless buzzwords like "sharing", but I guess this goes to show the successful PR of Uber.

Complaining about "hip substitute buzzwords" is very hip, though.

Their writing might be more knowledgeable but is still characterized by magical thinking on tech when it comes to Big Names and Buzzwords.