Business idioms

Forced to start something over, from the beginning​

The end of the working day​

Do more to exceed the expectations​

At the moment​

Keep someone involved and updated about the recent developments and changes in the project; a bit different from touch base​

Get straight to the main point​

Maintain the advantage/the leading position you have reached​

Stop doing something, either completely, or to take a break; can also mean leaving for home​

Planning; just a bit more effort, emphasizing the planning

Suggestions for particula actions/deeds to be taken; often at the end of a discussion​

Get something started​

Making something simpler, cutting unnecessary parts off​

Briefly discuss with someone to keep them updated with what´s going on​

Speed up​

At some point in the future​

The tempo at which an employee is given tasks and is expected to complete them; a lot of tasks to take care of