Friends: I'd like to see many things about 2021 go away. I've got a pile of new year's resolutions. For those of you who know what I'm talking about, maybe you'll join me in adding this small one to your list: let's work to abolish these wrong corporate-speak habits from the English language forever.

Referring to the near future as a thing called "a go-forward" i.e. From a 'go-forward' perspective.
Overuse of the word perspective, period.
Calling the learning process "Ramping up".
Calling your first day on a new project "onboarding".
Saying more or less sophisticated when you mean 'dumb'.
When you mean "I want to have a private chat about this (and I have feelings about this topic)" but you say "maybe it's a separate conversation. Lets take it offline."
When you have choices, you say you have optionality.
Using "Robust" to talk about a bunch of ways to maximize $$.
^^ There I did it - stop saying maximize/optimize for everything you want to improve.
Overuse of 'Driving' when headed to a goal.
Pronouncing EBITDA instead of saying 'Net' for financial things - though everyone insists you need to use the 'right' word here.
'Circle back' to revisit a topic.
'Open Kimono' to indicate you are being extra-transparent or vulnerable.
'One throat to choke' bugs me, but oddly 'throwing [x] under the bus' does not. I have some reflecting to do.
'Surfacing' as in: “Thank you for surfacing your list of annoying terms, Ben.”
'Bandwidth', meaning time you may available.
'Share Out', meaning to share. Out is redundant.
'You're fine', in response to 'excuse me'.
'Heavy lift', meaning something taking effort.