Learning English For Work Business Jargon: Jargon about success
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Dec 2, 2024 Discover the intriguing world of business jargon as the hosts explore phrases that signify success and goal-setting. They discuss terms like 'low-hanging fruit' and 'move the needle,' revealing how language shapes workplace perceptions. Unpack the irritation these phrases can cause, while understanding their intended meanings. Get insights on recognizing opportunities and navigating the complexities of business communication to achieve your professional goals.
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Low-hanging Fruit
- Go for the "low-hanging fruit," focusing on easily achievable tasks or goals first.
- This allows for quick wins and builds momentum.
Moving the Needle/Dial
- "Move the needle" means to make a noticeable change or impact.
- "Move the dial" refers to shifting public opinion on a topic.
Making Hay
- "Make hay while the sun shines" encourages capitalizing on favorable opportunities while they last.
- This is often shortened to "make hay."