Ducks in a row
To get everything organized and under control, which in corporate terms means creating 47 different spreadsheets and still being completely disorganized.
Examples
Examples:
- "Let's get our ducks in a row before the board meeting next week."
- "We need to have all our ducks in a row before launching this initiative."
- "My ducks are scattered all over the pond, but I'm working on it."
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471 views • Created 8/20/2024
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