Social power structures are ubiquitous in human interactions, and since power is often reflected through language, computational research at the intersection of language and power has gained interest recently. This research has been applied to a wide array of domains such as Wikipedia talk pages (Strzalkowski et al., 2010; Taylor et al., 2012; Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil et al., 2012; Swayamdipta and Rambow, 2012) , blogs (Rosenthal, 2014) as well as workplace interactions <cite>(Bramsen et al., 2011</cite>; Gilbert, 2012; Prabhakaran, 2015) . The corporate environment is one social context in which power dynamics have a clearly defined structure and shape the interactions between individuals, making it an interesting case study on how language and power interact.