The Most Obnoxious And Overused Startup Jargon

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The Most Obnoxious And Overused Startup Jargon Help us find the most eye-roll inducing expression out there (and then pledge to nix it from your vocabulary): Cast your votes each week, from March 16 through April 8. Check back each Monday for new matchups. Read More > SHARE: SEE PHOTOS  The World's Worst Startup Jargon From Silicon Valley to Silicon Alley, mind-numbing startup jargon stops for no one. At Forbes we’re obsessed with all things entrepreneurs. So, for our third annual Jargon Madness we found the 32 terms most abused by startup founders, developers and marketers, plus the VCs who fund it all. SHARE: Jargon Madness: The Most Obnoxious Startup Jargon If you really want to cut through the clutter and land that VC funding, launch a perfect product or secure that sometimes-elusive media placement, maybe it’s time to try something new: plain English. Read More > SHARE: