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The rise of cursing CEOs and what it means for business


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From Silicon Valley to Wall Street, CEOs are adopting a more uncensored approach to communication.

The article from Fortune, published on March 7, 2025, discusses the evolving norms around profanity in the workplace, particularly among CEOs and C-suite executives. It highlights how the use of cursing has become more accepted as a form of communication, reflecting a shift towards more authentic and less formal interactions in professional settings. The piece explores the potential benefits of this trend, such as fostering a more relaxed and open environment, but also notes the risks, including the possibility of alienating employees or clients who might find such language unprofessional or offensive. The article includes insights from communication experts and executives who weigh in on when and how profanity might be appropriate, emphasizing the importance of context, audience, and company culture in determining the acceptability of cursing in professional communication.

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[ https://fortune.com/2025/03/07/cursing-profanity-ceos-csuite-communication-professionalism/ ]

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