At its worst, "business speak" -- or the particular language we use at work -- can be jargony, confusing and even exclusionary. But it doesn't have to be, says journalist and comedian Bob Wiltfong. Showcasing a smattering of corporate acronyms and phrases that don't make much sense without context (think: "OKRs" and "when pigs fly"), he gives three tips on how to cut the BS out of business speak so we can all better understand each other at work.

Bob Wiltfong: How to take the BS out of business speak

How to take the BS out of business speak

Navigating the maze of business speak is akin to deciphering a coded language, yet clarity in communication fosters inclusivity.

Using jargon like 'EBITDA' over 'income' not only alienates but can also mask true understanding, highlighting the power of simplicity.

Cultural references in business, like 'drinking the Kool-Aid,' risk misinterpretation globally, underscoring the need for universal clarity.