Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
dedazo
English translation:
pull, favoritism
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Henry Hinds
Jul 16, 2010 00:39
13 yrs ago
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Spanish term
dedaso
Spanish to English
Art/Literary
Poetry & Literature
"Verificar que se le de realmente el puesto o aumento a la persona que lo merece y no solo por ***dedaso***."
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Jul 21, 2010 15:59: Henry Hinds changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/29866">Karina Garcia Pedroche's</a> old entry - "dedaso"" to ""pull, favoritism""
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pull, favoritism
Verificar que se le de realmente el puesto o aumento a la persona que lo merece y no solo por dedaZo
Make sure that a position or raise is given to a person who deserves it and not just for pull / favoritism
pull = influencia favoritism = favoritismo
Quise ofrecer algo congruente con el contexto.
Make sure that a position or raise is given to a person who deserves it and not just for pull / favoritism
pull = influencia favoritism = favoritismo
Quise ofrecer algo congruente con el contexto.
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3 mins
dedazo (hand-picked political successor)
This term was common in Mexico during the reign of the PRI, when the president and leaders of the party would handpick the next person to run for president (and the candidate won without fail for over 70 years).
10 mins
by favor (or preference)
Mi sugerencia.
4 hrs
not just through insider action
an insider action is something done secretly within a organization: for instance, two bosses agree privately that Mr. X is going to be promoted, although there are other employees more deserving of promotion. In the end very few people know the real reason why Mr. X was promoted.
8 hrs
nepotism
dedazo
Nepotism (favouring family members, literally your nephew for posts, in its original sense, Roman origin) means that the person who is going to get a post/a project etc has been chosen not on merit but on connections, and although the post/project may be advertised and the motions have to be gone through, the chosen one will be successful.
Nepotism (favouring family members, literally your nephew for posts, in its original sense, Roman origin) means that the person who is going to get a post/a project etc has been chosen not on merit but on connections, and although the post/project may be advertised and the motions have to be gone through, the chosen one will be successful.
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