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Cornell study finds workers who fall for corporate buzzwords struggle with smart decision-making, scoring lower on analytical thinking and fluid intelligence. Researchers created a corporate bullshit generator, mixing fake jargon with real quotes from Fortune five hundred leaders. Those most impressed by the fake jargon performed worst in problem-solving tests. The study highlights the risks of empty corporate talk, citing examples like Pepsis logo fiasco and investor fraud. The team developed the Corporate Bullshit Receptivity Scale to help spot this issue, emphasizing the need for clear, practical communication.
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