The article humorously explores the convoluted language often used in corporate emails. It highlights common phrases like "As per my last email" and "Please advise," which can create frustration among employees. The text suggests that such language not only complicates communication but may also reflect a deeper organizational conflict. By pointing out these phrases, the article critiques the tendency of corporate culture to make straightforward communication unnecessarily complicated.
"As per my last email," CC your manager and your manager's manager, and end with, "Regards.""
"As per my previous email," sends the corporate types into conniptions.
"And throw in an occasional 'Please Advise,' which is corporate-speak for, 'What the f*ck are we trying to do here dipsh*t?'"
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