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Business Idioms

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  • to keep someone in the loop
    to keep someone involved and updated about developments in a project or situation.
  • to get the ball rolling
    to get started on something; to begin making meaningful progress on something
  • to micromanage
    to manage someone on a micro level - to watch them too closely
  • to go the extra mile
    to put more effort into a task in order to gain a result which is even better than what was expected or necessary.
  • to call it a day
    to quit working on a project, assignment, or task for the rest of the day because you have reached a good stopping point.
  • to go back to the drawing board
    to start again from the beginning with completely new ideas.
  • to cut corners
    To cut corners” is to complete a task in a fast and careless way. It means to do something without paying attention to details, thereby making mistakes or causi
  • to be proactive
    to take the initiative on something
  • to touch base
    to talk to someone, digitally or in person, briefly. It typically describes keeping someone up-to-date
  • to cut to the chase
    to get to the point without wasting time