Posts tagged "jargon"

Tegan reveals her most hated startup jargon and neologisms, from 'contentpreneur' to 'regtech' to 'decisioning'.

These are the jargon phrases that make employees cringe, especially in the — ahem — ‘new normal’ of hybrid work.

Employees and customers already feel isolated when they do not readily understand our technology, let alone the words and phrases that come along with it.

By Luke Buckle.

In a recent tweet, outgoing Fishburners chief Annie Parker claimed that Australian start-up language needs to change.

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Are you sick of the words used in business that don’t really mean anything? Words and phrases like optimisation, actualisation, visualisat…

Companies are communicating more than ever before. So why does so much of it fail?

Amid entreaties to engage customers, an important firs…

Earlier in the week, Aunty B gave advice on how to deal with the never-ending onslaught of business meetings. Here’s another take on how t…

YOLO. Swag. Totes. Although Generation Y has a great deal to answer for when it comes to questionable additions to the lexicon, it’s worth…

This morning at LeadingCompany, we’ve been leveraging our content in order to better network our paradigms, all the while orchestrating op…

I read a great Harvard Business Review article the other day that was entitled “I don’t understanding what anybody is saying anymore” …