Loop in
A corporate euphemism for "bothering someone else" that makes interrupting people sound like a collaborative strategy, usually used when you want to share the blame for your terrible decisions.
Examples
Examples:
- "Let's loop in the legal team." (let's bother the legal team with our problems)
- "We need to loop in more people." (we need to bother more people with our mess)
- "Looping in will help." (bothering people will somehow make things better)
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euphemismbotheringinterruptingcollaborativeblame
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