clipboard, psychological warfare, wash at most regular employers

Using psychological tricks to keep drivers on the road probably wouldn’t wash at most regular employers. (from 2017)

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Uber is engaged in psychological warfare with its drivers

He would confidently walk in from a limousine wearing a suit and holding a clipboard

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Student eats free KFC for a YEAR by posing as a boss from 'head office'

wash

informal no object, with negative Seem convincing or genuine.

‘charm won't wash with this crew’

clipboard

/ˈklɪpbɔːd/

noun

1. a small board with a spring clip at the top, used for holding papers and providing support for writing.

   • COMPUTING

     a temporary storage area where material cut or copied from a file is kept for pasting into another file.

screen capture

Transferring the current on-screen image to a graphics file or the clipboard. In Windows, pressing certain keyboard commands copies either the current window or entire screen to the clipboard, the contents of which has to be pasted into an application to view or print it (see Win Print screen). The Mac has key commands for copying a window, a selected part of the screen or the entire screen either to the clipboard or a new file on the desktop (see Mac Print screen).
There are also numerous screen capture (screen grabber) programs that offer many more sophisticated capabilities such as extracting only the text from a window. Some programs can capture the contents of scrollable windows.