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Workers ‘wary’ of colleagues using jargon
Entrepreneurs who use jargon are most likely to be cut out of collaborations and opportunities to work as part of a team, research suggests. Almost 80% of UK professionals researched dislike working with those who draw upon a vocabulary of clichéd terms including “blue sky thinking”, which was ranked as the most annoying phrase to […]
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