"Take a deeper dive"
Say this instead: look into it more
How "Take a deeper dive" shows up at work
Appears at the end of presentations when someone in the audience asks a question the presenter was not expecting. It promises more rigor at a later date, which may or may not materialize depending on how interested the questioner actually is.
We should take a deeper dive into the churn numbers before the board meeting.
We should look into the churn numbers more before the board meeting.
Corporate Rank: Associate · Category: Everyday Office Jargon
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