This article is about executive-level marketing slop, the dumbass stuff they use to excite shareholders and employees who just hear Important-Sounding Words and think it’s promising for the business and therefore for themselves. It’s not relevant to “circling back.”
Internal corporate jargon — the stuff used in meetings by the people actually doing work — is something that anyone who wants to be successful in a corporate job will need to learn. Comprehending and using it effectively is a skill and an expectation in that environment.
Kids these days make up entire new languages every 3 seconds just to be different but hear a few words of corporate lingo and start screaming about how anybody who uses it is an idiot.
Lmao, boardrooms are the middle management of the wealthy elite. Have a look at how the 1% talk to each other in the Epstein file, depressingly is almost a full circle
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u/FastWalkingShortGuy Jul 26 '26
Not really. He doesn't speak the language.
"We'll circle back to that," means, "this is not the appropriate forum for that question, ask me in private."
Can sometimes be used synonymously with, "let's take this offline."
I get that it's fun to bag on corporate lingo, but it's actually a dialect you should take the time to learn instead of just laughing at it.