Just read this Bartleby column in The Economist. Witty, sharp, painfully on point.

It got me thinking about all the corporate buzzwords and slop we hear in meetings and town halls. And, full confession, that we sometimes deploy ourselves. Whoever has never sinned, cast the first stone 😀.

So I turned the laugh into a game: Town Hall Bingo (attached). Six cards, five in a row to win, "Velocity pivot" enshrined as the free center square in honor of the article.

Print it, hand it out before the next all-hands, and let me know how it goes.

Introducing "Velocity pivot": the corporate world's Lorem ipsum 👇 [link]

economist.com/business/…