Every office has at least one person who does the most offensive thing imaginable: They overuse corporate jargon. There are certain phrases we wish would disappear altogether from our professional life. Until that time happens, we brought in two New York City beatboxers to see if even they could make business jargon sound cool. So before you pivot, watch the video, reach out to your friends and share it, then circle back with them to see how they liked it. And make sure to cast your vote each day this week for the worst business jargon of all time in our bracket.
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