Meeting & Scheduling Jargon · Associate level

"Deep dive"

"Deep dive" means a thorough, detailed look at a topic, usually promised for a later meeting.

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How "Deep dive" shows up at work

Corporate English's favorite way to announce rigor without scheduling it. A deep dive is always about to happen, often gets taken offline, and rarely surfaces with anything the shallow dive missed.

Buzzword

Let's do a deep dive on churn at the offsite.

Plain English

Let's take a close look at churn at the offsite.

Corporate Rank: Associate  ·  Category: Meeting & Scheduling Jargon

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