There is something about complicated language that makes people sit straighter.
"Strategic ecosystem optimisation."
Very impressive.
Very impressive.
"Make it easier for customers to buy."
Less impressive.
Same problem perhaps.
Less impressive.
Same problem perhaps.
Complexity can sometimes be necessary. But it can also become theatre. If an idea cannot survive plain language, perhaps the language was doing most of the work.
Simplicity does not mean shallow thinking.
Very often, it means someone has done enough thinking to remove what is unnecessary.
Very often, it means someone has done enough thinking to remove what is unnecessary.
Can you say it plainly?
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