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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 49 MIN

Buzzword Bingo – Poking fun at corporate clichés

from OwlCast: The Leadership & Coaching Podcast · host David Morelli with Co-Host William Oakley

We’ve all heard them, we’ve probably used them, but no one likes them!In this episode, David Morelli and William Oakley provide a sharp and humorous look at the world of corporate jargon. Listen as they “circle back" on the most common business buzzwords and phrases, discussing not only their origins and how many are used incorrectly, but also the possible psychological reasons behind their use. The episode explores the dangers of using these terms too often, highlighting how they can create a barrier to clear communication and be perceived as a lack of authenticity. It also delves into how people often use jargon as a crutch, driven by imposter syndrome or a fear of looking foolish, and encourages a shift toward more direct and genuine communication in the workplace.  You’ll explore:·      The most used buzzwords that you’re likely to hear in the corporate space.·      How many of these jargon phrases are actually used incorrectly.·      How jargon can be a barrier to communication and may impact morale.    

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