Word: Enough of These Words

The following are a list of words that need to be thrown out ASAP from just about every descriptive article, blog, paragraph, ad, social media post, email, white paper, Ebook, whatever, anywhere, anytime. And just in business practice - social content as well. Be honest, how many times have you read things like "sorry not sorry" or "at the end of the day" and you itched to grab something heavy and smash your phone or computer? These phrases have been repeated so ad nauseam, there's just no place for them anymore. Time to for these babies to be retired!

Up your game

Top-Notch

Deliverables

Best practices

Scalable/scaling

Stakeholders

Verticals

[Something] Hack

Meta

Actionable

Cookie-cutter

Self-driven

Tech-Savy

Strategize

Ability to execute

Deploy

Literally

You know

For the record

At the end of the day

Take ownership/Own

Desire to

Onboarding

Ability to thrive

Extremely

Eager to...

Enablement

Fast-paced

[something/something] generation

Leverage

Self-starter (what do we need, cables?)

Empowered/empowering

Highly motivated

Proven track record

You are an exceptional/You have an/You've been to/

Continually raise the bar (What is this, gymnastics?)

Creative execution (Headless Nick style, I presume)

Intelligent (???)

A quick learner/adapter/grasper

Passionate

Can-do approach

Hands-on approach

No holds-bar approach

Bringing it to life

Write "clear and concise" (as opposed to writing muddy and confusing)

Multitasker

Able/ability to juggle

Comfortable analyzing

Comfortable with uncomfortable topics

Growth hacking

Pop-culture lover

Understanding (of just about every software in existence)

Honorable mentions:

KPI/ROI (You're all aware, I'm sure, that businesses around the world have been successful without religiously studying these stats?)

MBA - an advantage (I understand if it's a requirement, but if it's not mandatory, what makes it an advantage? The title? You're going to get more sales because the creator of the content has an MBA?)