"Efficiencies"
Say this instead: savings
How "Efficiencies" shows up at work
The plural form matters: one efficiency is an improvement; efficiencies is a budget cut with better lighting. The word appears in board memos and all-hands slides where "layoffs" would cause a more honest reaction.
We identified several efficiencies across operations that will take effect next quarter.
We identified several savings across operations that will take effect next quarter.
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