Office jargon | 10 words to stop using at work in the New Year

The workplace is no stranger to annoying and unusual buzzwords. Whether it’s a motivating meeting designed to get the creative juices flowing or a stern 1-2-1 between employee and manager, clichés and cringey jargon are often found to be commonplace at work.

Irritating phrases have even been known to creep into job adverts, which can actually deter candidates from applying to roles, as graduate jobs board Milkround revealed earlier this year that three in five candidates said that not understanding this type of jargon would prevent them from applying.

So, which phrases and words should you be avoiding altogether in a work setting? MSN.com recently shared a list of over 30 that should be avoided at all costs. To help stop you from adopting these annoying phrases, HR Grapevine has whittled it down to the top ten most irritating:

1. Just