How 'Partnership' Became a Meaningless Sales Buzzword
The term **'partnership' is overused** in sales pitches, similar to how em dashes function as lazy punctuation. Buzzwords lose credibility through inflation; **'partnership' now signals generic** corporate speak rather than real collaboration. Builders should **audit their language** for empty terms that erode trust and clarity with audiences.
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