Going forward...
I play management speak cricket during our biannual Executive Briefings. "going forward" scores 1 run , "bottom line" 2 runs, "up skilling" 4 runs, and any new meaningless annoying phrase 6 runs. My score at the end of the meeting is usually 90% "going forward" though.
Any more suggestions that I can add to my scorecard are most welcome!
(biscuitsocks random gene expression, Sat 10 Apr 2010, 11:14, 3 replies)

I used to do this with a colleague in our Friday morning meetings.
The rest of the staff were clueless about our game. Try slotting in (i'll give context too):

Yes, that project is 'on my radar'

'My door is open on this issue'

When anything is new or improved to the company, call it '2.0' ie:

It is on my radar that the new 2.0 phone system is being rolled out next month, anybody have any imput on the finishing date? My door is open on this issue.
( Anthropos Was making beer on, Sat 10 Apr 2010, 11:23, closed)

I worked for a web-design company and the boss was full of this horseshit
movers and shakers
over-egg the pudding
touch base

to name a few
( sandettie light vessel automatic New Twitter - @bollocksreally, Sat 10 Apr 2010, 13:15, closed)

thanks for your replies
My husband who is an Associate suggests I need an "out" as a way of ending the innings - perhaps "I'll hold my hands up to that one" a very rare phrase at our place, which avoids saying "I fcuked up"
(biscuitsocks random gene expression, Sat 10 Apr 2010, 19:16, closed)