But while the overall benefit of using clunky corporate language is debatable, there is one area in which it gives you opportunities you wouldn't normally have. Calling people out for their nonsense.

But while the overall benefit of using clunky corporate language is debatable, there is one area in which it gives you opportunities you wouldn't normally have. Calling people out for their...

Flexing is one thing, but flexing on Linkedin is a whole other story.

Flexing is one thing, but flexing on Linkedin is a whole other story.

"As per my last e-mail." "A few things..." "While I understand your urgency..." If you recognize any of these, you're probably familiar with office language. It's clunky. It's repetitive. But once you become fluent at it, you start noticing little nuances...

"As per my last e-mail." "A few things..." "While I understand your urgency..." If you recognize any of these, you're probably familiar with office language. It's clunky. It's repetitive. But once...