Take strides
A way to say "we're improving" that implies you started from a terrible position and are now just barely adequate, like congratulating someone for learning to walk.
Examples
Examples:
- "We're taking strides in customer service." (our customer service is getting better)
- "The company is taking strides toward profitability." (the company is losing less money)
- "We've taken great strides this quarter." (we did better than before)
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526 views • Created 3/10/2024
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