Corporations invent their own corporate language the way lawmakers invent legalese.
As a result, neither can communicate properly.
The thinking behind it is that if they can make the wording as complicated & esoteric as possible, nobody will really understand what it is they are meaning, and this confusion/ignorance will give them the advantage.
So corporations all use the same phrases, descriptions & catch-words for their world as lawyers & courts do for theirs.
As a result, both sets end up like babbling buffoons not able to string a meaningful sentence together.
Not being able to communicate is a major fail.
A self-defeat brought about by being dim and distant, this being why they need such jargon to cowardly hide behind in the first place.
As a result, neither can communicate properly.
The thinking behind it is that if they can make the wording as complicated & esoteric as possible, nobody will really understand what it is they are meaning, and this confusion/ignorance will give them the advantage.
So corporations all use the same phrases, descriptions & catch-words for their world as lawyers & courts do for theirs.
As a result, both sets end up like babbling buffoons not able to string a meaningful sentence together.
Not being able to communicate is a major fail.
A self-defeat brought about by being dim and distant, this being why they need such jargon to cowardly hide behind in the first place.
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