What Do You Call People Who Work for Slack?
Ill-Advised(?) Corporate Names — Exhibit A
“Slack files to go public, revealing $400 million in revenue and $139 million in losses.”
–Headline, CNBC.com (4/26/19).
It’s hardly hurt workplace messaging company Slack, on track to go public later this year at a valuation that could approach $20 billion.
But, you’d think the name “Slack” would invite some not-so-flattering nicknames.
Like, I dunno, referring to its employees as “slackers.”
Apparently not . . .
P.S.: I have long had a similar reaction to South Korean auto maker KIA; once upon a time, that acronym was understood to mean “killed in action.”
Meanwhile, when it comes to stock market tickers, the worst one I can recall was the one assigned to restaurant chain Au Bon Pain: “PAIN.”
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