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Baked In

A corporate euphemism for "already included" that makes basic accounting sound like sophisticated financial planning, usually used when someone wants to avoid taking responsibility for budget decisions.

Examples

Examples: - "The costs are baked in." (the costs are already included because we forgot to budget for them) - "We have savings baked in." (we have savings that may or may not actually exist) - "Everything is baked in." (everything is included because we have no idea what we're doing)

Other Definitions of "Baked In"

A corporate way of saying something is already included or accounted for, usually used to avoid admitting you forgot to plan for it in the first place.

"Examples: - "The costs are baked into the budget, so we don't need to worry about them." - "The risks are baked into our assumptions." - "We've baked in enough time for this project to fail twice.""

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