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Hard stop, translated

Corporate Lingo Daily
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A "hard stop" sounds structural. At work, it usually means the calendar is about to drag someone out of the room.
  1. Dictionary version: a firm end point.
  2. Meeting version: "I have a hard stop" means another meeting is waiting.
  3. Plain English: "I need to leave at 4:00. Can we decide now or move this to tomorrow?"
If the clock is the real blocker, naming the clock beats making the room guess.
Corporate Lingo Daily
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