"All professions use technical jargon terms and acronyms. Professionals
such as health care workers, accountants, and lawyers can frequently be
difficult to understand, why should the computer field be any
different?"
Another oddly worded question involving immersion, in
a highly technical professional environment computer specialists should
communicate with the proper terms and acronyms as opposite to talking
about 'things' and 'stuff'. In an environment typical of interaction,
which is often the case, with a user and a support specialist jargon is
highly ineffective if not completely useless. Jargon is unsupported by
those not in-the-know and is an inefficient way to communicate if then
only to be defined, and, put into context for others. Describing items
in a common understanding and within a simplistic explanation of purpose
provides an understandable and open form of communication.