What a way to end the week! Yet another press release just peppered with a questionable word combination designed to make the writer of said release feel superior to the poor sap who has to read it.
Did you know that teaching in the corporate world is now called "knowledge transfer"? And did you know that "knowledge transfer" across multi-generational lines is wreaking such havoc in the work environment that specialized "facilitators of change" are being deployed to combat this modern day atrocity?
My theory on this is simple. If everyone spoke plain English (i.e., chuck the jargon, people!) we could all communicate more effectively. This would nearly eliminate "knowledge retention challenges" (i.e., stupidity) and give managers one less thing to worry about. Then maybe they could increase the budget so we can get some decent coffee in the lunch room.
Did I make myself clear?
1 comment:
I get it! Repurpose your midday meal is to puke! I'm so proud of myself for understanding your jargon. Okay, back to sleep now.
Love ya,
Gina
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