Valued partner
A corporate euphemism for "we need you but don't want to pay you what you're worth," usually followed by "but" and a list of reasons why you're not actually valued.
Examples
Examples:
- "You're a valued partner, but we need to cut costs." (we like you but won't pay)
- "As a valued partner, we'd like to discuss terms." (we want to pay less)
- "Our valued partners are important to us." (we need you but won't treat you well)
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