http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34812547/ns/business-careers/
Business people may not want to acknowledge that much of their work consists of mundane phone calls and e-mails. So, they’ll glamorize their tasks by using terms such as “mission critical” or “centers of excellence,” she said, to make every project sound like a “James Bond mission.”
…. “You start to become respected,” she said, “and start to become the only clear voice in this sort of sea of monotony.” …
People who use jargon, to me, end up giving an impression that they are not speaking the truth. I find them political. People who use plain language appear to be more trustworthy. Many people also end up believing that one needs to use Jargon to be diplomatic.
