Around
A corporate way of making simple prepositions sound more sophisticated, usually used to avoid being direct about what you're actually discussing.
Examples
Examples:
- "Let's have a discussion around the budget issues."
- "We need to think around the customer experience problem."
- "I'm not sure what you mean by 'around' - can you be more specific?"
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