offboard
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo remove or transition an employee or member from a team, project, or organization.
The company decided to offboard several employees due to budget cuts.
adj.AdjectiveRelating to the process or system of removing or transitioning an employee or member from a team, project, or organization.
The offboard system helps to streamline the employee departure process.
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Trip to the Islands of Matsu/馬祖之旅
- And the ship, the ferry, uh, was stopping there for a brief, uh, time to allow passengers to get offboard and, uh, others to get onboard.
And the ship, the ferry, uh, was stopping there for a brief, uh, time to allow passengers to get offboard and, uh, others to get onboard.
Anthropic AI rejects Pentagon's weapons & surveillance ultimatum
- They will help the military offboard Anthropic's products.
They will help the military offboard Anthropic's products.
- They would have to then basically offboard everything that they already have, bring in something else.
They would have to then basically offboard everything that they already have, bring in something else.