Is your workplace “like a family” with a “boots on the ground” cool “vibe” that’s a “win-win” for teammates?
If so, then “FYI” you might want to “circle back” or at least “touch base” at the “end of the day.”
Why? All those phrases show up in a new survey from language education website Preply on the most annoying corporate jargon terms. “We spend around one-third of our waking hours at work — that’s often more time than we spend asleep or hanging out with our family and friends,” the report states. “So, it’s no wonder that workplaces tend to develop their own languages.