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Ep 14 - Leaders! Stop using jargon no one understands! It’s killing your credibility and team dynamic
In this episode of Lead the Room, Briony and Lyndsey dive into the harmful impact of buzzwords and jargon in the workplace. They discuss how these terms can alienate team members, obscure communication, and even undermine a leader's credibility. The conversation emphasises the importance of clear, authentic communication for fostering psychological safety, inclusivity, and high-performing team dynamics. Sharing real-life examples and actionable tips, they show how leaders can reflect on their language choices and prioritise clarity to create a more effective and connected work environment.
Key Takeaways:
Jargon Can Hinder Team Dynamics: Buzzwords and acronyms can confuse and exclude team members, leading to misunderstandings and decreased morale.
Clear Communication Builds Trust: Leaders who use simple, authentic language foster psychological safety and strengthen credibility with their teams.
Reflection Enhances Leadership: Taking the time to reflect on your language habits improves communication and decision-making, ensuring more inclusive and impactful interactions.
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By Lead The RoomIn this episode of Lead the Room, Briony and Lyndsey dive into the harmful impact of buzzwords and jargon in the workplace. They discuss how these terms can alienate team members, obscure communication, and even undermine a leader's credibility. The conversation emphasises the importance of clear, authentic communication for fostering psychological safety, inclusivity, and high-performing team dynamics. Sharing real-life examples and actionable tips, they show how leaders can reflect on their language choices and prioritise clarity to create a more effective and connected work environment.
Key Takeaways:
Jargon Can Hinder Team Dynamics: Buzzwords and acronyms can confuse and exclude team members, leading to misunderstandings and decreased morale.
Clear Communication Builds Trust: Leaders who use simple, authentic language foster psychological safety and strengthen credibility with their teams.
Reflection Enhances Leadership: Taking the time to reflect on your language habits improves communication and decision-making, ensuring more inclusive and impactful interactions.
Get our planner to help you Walk the Week. Check it out here.
We've got some amazing resources to help you start transforming your leadership and team today. Check them out here.
Rate and review the podcast and send a screenshot to [email protected] to get your FREE 90 day leadership refresh as a thank you.
Want to learn more with us and keep building your leadership skills to build your amazing team that does amazing things? Check out our leadership challenges here.
Follow us on instagram for daily tips and to send us your feedback on today’s episode
https://www.instagram.com/leadtheroomcoaching/
Check out our blog for show notes and a full transcript
https://www.leadtheroom.co.uk/podcast
We love hearing how you’re putting the podcast into practice as you build your own leadership playbook. Send us an email to [email protected] - we read every one.