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When corporate speak is taken way too literally #corporatehumor #officelife 

Nitesh Patel

Business Professional with 17+ years experience having worked in the Retail and Energy Sectors.

2mo

Get rid of the office 'buzz' words.....my latest one that I hate is, 'Does this pass the sniff test' - STOP IT, JUST STOP IT NOW!!!!

Michael Knight

Senior Data Scientist at Malvern Panalytical

2mo

But he didn’t get his ducks in a row, or reach out, or Segway into anything

Absolute worst of all “reach out” only to be used by the four tops (google it if your too young) and not anywhere else

Justin Toop

Snr Environmental Scientist at National Pumps and Energy

2mo

Learn to play bullshit bingo. On a piece of paper, write down as many corporate lingo terms as you can think of. During any meeting, cross them out as people say them, once all crossed out jump up and yell out "bullshit bingo".

Put your finger on it, got me 😂😂 Tell me the bar part ain't real though...

Stephen McDonnell

Futures Execution Management Snr Analyst

2mo

"As per the previous email" - WHY DIDN'T YOU READ ALL OF THIS INFO WHEN I ORIGINALLY SENT IT???

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Joel Tait

Mainly looking for jobs as a Customer Service Representative. Fully vaccinated against that bug going around.

2mo

I liked him raising the bar, I've wanted to do that a few times, and you know which company you are, that phrase was abused beyond absurdity. Sigh, and that probably is what caused you lot to go under, or at least one problem you all had. It was quite a few years back now, but I'm still not naming names. Have fun out there, and remember if you trip over an outlet in the middle of a meeting, it's not your fault, blame the guy who went in the room before you did.

Someone give them a raise for their acting skills

Maisa Haddad, MA. CHI-Arabic

Certified Healthcare Interpreter, Arabic Translator

2mo

In my opinion, using office jargon can be perceived as exclusionary language, especially if you have new hires for instance who are not familiar with such jargon.

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