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‘What’s the most cringeworthy corporate buzzword you’ve come across?’ – 25 synergetic phrases we should circle back to never

15.

‘I hate ‘comfort break’ – it forces me to contemplate the number of people in the room experiencing ‘discomfort’ due to their bladder or bowels. What’s wrong with just ‘let’s have a break’?’
PraterViolet

16.

”Cascade upwards’.’
blodblodblod

17.

‘Let’s hoist some ideas up the flagpole and see who salutes.’
Upthealbino

18.

‘I think we should circle back to this.’
maybemaybemaybenever

19.

‘Bubble up. As in take an idea and bubble it up to management.’
MissHibernia

20.

‘I lost my personal crusade against ‘ideate’ and ‘ideation’.’
xPositor

21.

”We need to engage all stakeholders’. No we don’t, we need to ask the people it affects.’
vinyljunkie1245

22.

”Let’s take this offline’. When in actual fact, they’ll just carry on the discussion but over message or another call in Teams!’
Square_Smoke2695

23.

‘Let’s lean in to this. I will not, thank you very much.’
mrandymoz

24.

‘One of the senior HR team signed her emails with ‘krgds’.’
Aggravating_Ad5632

25.

‘NHS mental health services. Instead of handover shift meetings they now call them safety huddles. Wankers.’
insertitherenow

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