Work in the corporate world long enough and you would eventually pick up on some of the jargon that many people use to get their ideas across. Such words are commonly used to sugarcoat certain aspects of work, or even be used to create a false sense of optimism in the ones who’ve just started their career.
Recently, Statista has published a list that highlights office jargon that the British find irritating. As such, here’s a breakdown of the jargons that appeared in the list, alongside three other phrases that I consider to be my personal favourites.
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“Touch Base”
Definition:To meet in person and talk about something specific.
