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"A new study out of Cornell Universit found workers most excited and impressed by corporate speak may be the least equipped to make effective, practical business decisions, and it can leave companies with dysfunctional leaders."

theguardian.comWorkers who fall for ‘corporate bullshit’ may be worse at their jobs, study findsNew study finds that employees impressed by corporate speak may be least equipped to make effective decisions

Josh Sternberg

@joshsternberg.com

24 Mar

I don’t know about this. Let me circle back with you by EOD to make sure we are aligned for next steps.

Karl Bode

@karlbode.com

way to think outside the box, buddy!

24/3/26, 1:36 pm0 reposts53 likes

David Carroll

@davidcarroll.org

24 Mar

But what’s the net net i’m out of pocket

Jeffrey Vagle

@jvagle.me

24 Mar

Behold: odd.dog/blog/corpora...

odd.dogCorporate Jargon Generator | Odd Dog MediaCorporate jargon—the often absurd phrases we hear in meetings, presentations, and emails—can sometimes leave us scratching our heads. Expressions like