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The business jargon we want to leave behind in 2017

The business jargon we want to leave behind in 2017: "Have�a huddle". Translation: to have a meeting or catch-up with other team members
"Reach out". Translation: to try to communicate with a person or a group of people
"Give�110pc". Translation: to make the maximum possible effort
"To segue".�Translation: to change the topic of conversation�so smoothly that people might not even notice
"To push back". Translation: to�delay or postpone�something�
"Front and centre". Translation:�To highlight, emphasise and�bring to the attention of
"Helicopter view". Translation: to have a�broad view of the business
"Cascade the information". Translation: to pass information or knowledge to others�

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