I work as a Software Engineer in Japan. We have a lot of "non-standard" abbrevia...

		GolDDranks on July 25, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Indian IT consultancies struggle against technolog... I work as a Software Engineer in Japan. We have a lot of "non-standard" abbreviations and phrasings too. Here's a few that come to mind: MTG = meeting MGR = manager DL = download expressing dates without separators: 2020/07/25 becomes 20200725 (of course, this is alwais in the Japanese field order which I find the most sensible one)

I think those are pretty understandable, in comparison to what I've seen from my Indian colleagues.