Term for versatile employee

Posted by R. Berg on May 31, 2001

In Reply to: Term for versatile employee posted by Q on May 30, 2001

: : : : : I'm having a brain fart and can't think of a phrase my boss used the other day...it was something that sounded sorta French and meant jack of all trades or cream of the crop....he used it to describe a new employee who had done a little of everybody's job at his former company..this is driving me insane please help. I think it started with an m and was 3 or for words.

: : : : Maid of all work?

: : : Or how about Renaissance man?

: : man for all seasons?

: Here's a few that come to mind:
: Multi-tasking
: Guy / Gal Friday
: "Go-for" boy
: Wears many hats
: Gaffer
: Chief, cook and bottle washer

: Why don't you just ask your boss? Then post it here. I'm curious to what was said.

Another vote for posting it. I'd like to know too. --rb

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