OT What's the opposite of 'no-brainer'?
Mary Fisher wrote:
I've just seen a sentence which talked about something being seen as a
no-brainer when in fact it was complex.
In that case, why not just say 'simple' or 'obvious'?
Can anyone here explain please?
Is it just about the latest fashion-speak?
Mary
Management speak, certainly not the latest, it's years and years old.
Meaning something you don't have to think about before making a decision.
Opposite (in management speak) - challenging - meaning I haven't got the
faintest idea what to do, but hopefully somewhere along the way somebody
will figure something out.
Biggles
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