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let’s get the ball rolling to start sth, especially a project or acivity lets get started, kick things off, start the process
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start learning
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to be a person who makes a decision be in charge, make the decision, run the show
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start learning
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to bring somebody up to speed with sth to update person with the latest information update sb, fill someone in, brief sb
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start learning
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a specific problem that needs to be solved, often from a customer’s perspective problem area, challenge, bottleneck, friction point
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iść na skróty, robić coś po łepkach start learning
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to so sth in the easiest, quickest or cheapest way often sacrificing quality take shortcuts, skip steps, sacrifice quality for speed
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przedmiot akcji (zadania które powinny zostać wykonane) start learning
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a specific task that needs to be completed after a meeting task, next step, to-do item, deliverable
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(być) o krok przed innymi start learning
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(to stay) ahead of the curve being more advanced or innovative than competitors innovative, leading, cutting-edge, forward-thinking
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start learning
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to keep someone informed and updated keep someone informed, loop someone in, share updates
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to return to a previous topic or issue later follow up, revisit, get back to, touch base again
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najwyzsza kadra kierownicza start learning
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executive leadership, senior management, top executives
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start learning
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CTO Chief Technology Officer top executive responsible for overseeing the development and dissemination of texhnology on a company
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start learning
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Ceo (chief executive officer) the highest-ranking person in a company, overall responsible for management
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