When is it okay to use corporate jargon?
Specialized language can add precision to business communication – but remember that every interaction happens between two human beings.
Teamwork
Great teamwork starts with people and practices. (Get those things right, then start thinking about tools!) Our collection of teamwork articles will help you and your team lay a solid foundation for being more effective, more collaborative, and just plain happier at work.
Video games can help your team work smarter (no, seriously)
Attention, managers: by the end of this article, we’ll have you slaying dragons with your direct reports in the name of team harmony.
What’s your vibe? One Atlassian team’s unique approach to staying connected
Naming a Chief Vibes Officer each week is one way we make space for vulnerability and innovation – and some lighthearted fun.
Scope creep isn’t quite the enemy you think it is
Yes, it can be a real annoyance – but it can also present teams with unique opportunities.
6 examples of corporate jargon you should stop using now
Words and phrases lose their meaning from overuse and imprecision. Be a better communicator by cutting these particularly bad offenders.
5 email etiquette tips that just might change your life
Get the scoop on jargon, sign-offs, and common faux pas from an executive communications coach.
Our team tried the 3 most popular work personality tests, and there was a clear winner
Will your team also pick the same?
The Johari window: a fresh take on self-reflection
Discover traits you may not see in yourself by asking your team to participate in this illuminating personality assessment.
