I generally dislike these "corporate design" typefaces, because - just like this one - the character set is usually quite small and they're almost never a compl

I generally dislike these "corporate design" typefaces, because - just like this one - the character set is usually quite small and they're almost never a complete set of styles and cuts - just like this one is just two styles, regular and bold. No italics, for example. Nevermind things like self-declared companies who lack a mono-space font in their corporate design suite (strangely enough they never lack a dedicated Powerpoint headline font).