"It's a question of learning the jargon".
They learn the jargon by hanging out in hospitals or with people who have the jobs they aspire to.
Learning the jargon is essential, but be able to see through it, write plainly, and question it when not clear What do employers value?
Those skills include learning the jargon of physicians, knowing how to design and run clinical trials, and understanding the regulatory hurdles of drug development.
Learn the jargon: Crown = top half of bun.
Learn the jargon and be prepared to properly identify the fabric you wish to use by weight (yield), content, and construction.
He had learned the moves and the jargon of mafiosi on the streets of New York, and he was proud of it.
Learn the roleplay jargon: RP means roleplay and OOC means out-of-character.
Mr. Polanco, 43, and Mr. Torres, 57, were hooked young and learned the trade — and its jargon — from the Jewish merchants whose mom-and-pop stores clothed generations of New Yorkers.
People don't have time to do the proper research and learn all the jargon involved, he says, and they don't necessarily understand which factors make rates increase or go down.
