On cue with Kafui DEY: Wild guess: Buzzword bomb: The corporate jargon that's putting your audience to sleep — and the fix every executive desperately needs
There is a very specific sound that happens in a room the exact moment an executive says the word "synergy," and it is the sound of an audience's attention quietly leaving the building, one soul at a time, like passengers slipping off a stalled trotro.
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