Bad writing (of a different form) is killing your company, the Harvard Business Review argues. “A hidden source of friction is slowing your company down Your workers are complicit in it. So is your management. And it’s driving everybody nuts. It’s bad business writing,” writes Josh Bernoff, the author of the blog (and book) Writing Without [the excrement of a male bovine]. The iSheep among you will thrill to his example of good business writing. The crux of it: Managers and above spend as much as 25.5 hours a week reading, and “it’s to commit to a culture of clarity. It could make a big difference in how smoothly your business runs — and it could make your day a lot less annoying.”