A survey of 2,000 UK employees has revealed which pieces of ambiguous corporate jargon are the most annoying. If you’ve ever worked in an office, you’ll likely be familiar with at least some of the vacuous phrases on this list.
None of them are game-changers, and few convey much optimism about journeys, missions or future blue skies.
But for jobs site Glassdoor, surveying 2,000 employees about their most hated examples of office jargon for a summertime PR push was clearly a no-brainer.
The list, announced as the 12 phrases most complained about by workers, is a thought shower of jargon that’s evolved over decades of changing corporate culture.
Revealed: Most annoying office buzzwords on @skynews https://t.co/PTolWrQ1Ya … retweet please pic.twitter.com/RGRxk6hpDk
— Will Corry (@slievemore) July 26, 2017