Episode

Do You Fall for Corporate Bullsh*t?

Podcast: We Have Concerns
Published: Jun 19, 2026
Duration seconds: 2711
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Summary

A researcher at Cornell has designed a Coporate Bullsh*t Receptivity Scale, noting that employees most impressed by corporate nonsense may be least equipped to make effective decisions. Jeff and Anthony dig into the findings, and discuss their own encounters with that particular style of double-speak.