A new study reveals the most disliked corporate jargon among Gen Z and millennial workers. "Circle back," "synergy," and "agile" dominate the list, with employees voicing their frustration on ...

People from both countries also use different slang terms during business hours. Researchers from the PDF editing application ...

Lots of people find jargon annoying. Is it useful in the workplace? Pippa and Phil talk about when to use jargon and when to avoid it, with help from journalist Anna Maloney, Anne Curzan from the ...

The most annoying corporate jargon making young employees roll their eyes has been revealed, and “circle back” is the worst ...

Workers are also over hearing how agile their company is. Meanwhile, classic office lingo like “take this offline” and “touch base” is also grating staff. Although the top five annoying ...

We’ve got you though: here’s our survival guide to office jargon. When you start working, you’ll come across a LOT of acronyms and one of the most commonly used is KPI. It stands for ‘key ...

Regional slang words for different types of weather are being considered for weather forecasts, the Met Office has said. Its research found a variety of slang words were used to describe UK weather.

Twenty-three percent feel it makes people sound less professional. In other words, jargon is the office clique no one wants to join. Now, let's dissect the top 10 most misunderstood business ...

As we approach 2025, buzzwords continue to penetrate office vocabulary that reflect the changing attitudes and expectations of the modern workforce. This lingo is more than just catchy phrases ...

Let's hit the ground running by peeling the onion on why office jargon is best practice for communication. AKA, let's start by examining if office jargon is most effective for communication.