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Business Idioms on: Decision - Leadership - Jobs - Money - Sales & Marketing - Negotiation - Problems - Schedule - Read the definition and come up with the idiom.

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The boss; authority in general. (Leadership)

(The) Man

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Offering ideas not yet in general circulation; highly creative. (Leadership)

Ahead of the curve

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A wide prerspectivie; a broad view of something. (Leadership)

Big picture

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A change in leadership at an organisation. (Leadership)

Changing of the guard

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Make the important decisions in an organisation. (Leadership)

call the shots

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Avoid treating someone strictly or severely. (Leadership)

cut someone some slack

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Influential people, especially in a particular field. (Leadership)

Movers and shakers

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Scold severely (Leadership)

Rake someone over the coals

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Inspire someone to work very hard. (Leadership)

Light a fire under someone

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To be fired (Jobs)

Get the sack

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In great danger of elimination or failure. (Jobs)

Hanging by a thread

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Free from blame or responsibility to do something. (Jobs)

off the hook

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The ordinary members of an organisation. (Jobs)

Rank and file

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Become more successful (Jobs)

Move up in the world / move up the ladder

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Fire someone, remove someone from a group or a team. (Jobs)

Give someone the Old Heave-Ho

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A layoff notice; loss of a job, typically because of layoffs. (Jobs)

Pink slip.

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