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Organizations may be ever striving to streamline and boost operational efficiency, but corporate English grows increasingly less effective as an everyday medium for doing what people need it to do, which is to inform, motivate, explain. What should be clear, concrete, and concise is vague, abstract, and wordy. The English that has evolved in the American management corps shares family traits with the mumbling of the politician, the blathering of the how-to author, and the sweaty homilies of the coach.J
Content: Quotation
Author: James Krohe Jr.
Source: The Conference Board Review
Subject: Communication
Author: James Krohe Jr.
Source: The Conference Board Review
Subject: Communication
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