Gen Z and Millennials don't know what their colleagues are talking about

https://www.theregister.com/2023/06/13/workplace_jargon_language_barrier/

by mr_toad • 3 years ago

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jasonjamerson• 3 years ago

When your writing is childish it makes me assume your data is garbage.

QuadmasterXLII• 3 years ago

A good day to have "disrupt to bullshit" available

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matttproud• 3 years ago

Corpspeak has gotten really pernicious in recent years. Its proponents and purveyors would do well to read George Orwell‘s writings on language: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_and_the_English_Lan....

These neologisms really grind my gears:

It’s a „request,“ not an „ask“ (noun).

It’s an „all-hands,“ a „roundtable,“ or a „townhall,“ not a „fireside chat“ for large, informal face-to-face meetings between executives and their staff.

Gen Z and Millennials don't know what their colleagues are talking about

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