Annoying tech jargon to remove from your vocabulary

We've all had to work with annoying colleagues — the foghorn who won't stop talking, the slacker who palms off his work on others, or the kleptomaniac who never returns your stapler. You learn to live with their little quirks. But there's one type of co-worker who — for my money — beats them all in the irritating stakes: the jargonaut. Jargonauts...We've all had to work with annoying colleagues — the foghorn who won't stop talking, the slacker who palms off his work on others, or the kleptomaniac who never returns your stapler. You learn to live with their little quirks. But there's one type of co-worker who — for my money — beats them all in the irritating stakes: the jargonaut. Jargonauts don't contact you, they "reach out;" they never agree with you, but their "vision and goals are aligned with yours;" they don't do something, they "action the key deliverables." I'm not alone in finding them and their corporate gobbledygook hard to listen to: A recent survey found that
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