Please feel free to onward communicate to your teams.
I'm not sure what I like less - the verb 'onward communicate' or the lack of subject (onward communicate what?).
Googling "onward communicate" only gives 61 results so perhaps it won't catch on.
Onward communicate
From a corporate email I received recently:
I'm not sure what I like less - the verb 'onward communicate' or the lack of subject (onward communicate what?).
Googling "onward communicate" only gives 61 results so perhaps it won't catch on.
I'm not sure what I like less - the verb 'onward communicate' or the lack of subject (onward communicate what?).
Googling "onward communicate" only gives 61 results so perhaps it won't catch on.
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"Onward communicate" actually leaves me grateful for our current office-speak use of "cascade" in that situation. e.g., Please cascade this information to your teams.
Business has a lot to answer for ;-) Seth Godin has a really extensive list of business cliches at Squidoo that makes for cringeworthy reading. It's the first result on Google for "business cliches".
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