"Vision"
"Achiving/reaching/realising a vision of a company"
Does any of it fit to "vision" or I miss the appropriate one?
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TinaMr "Achi e ving/reaching/realising a vision of a company" More context is needed. "a vision of a company" sounds like a mental image formed of a company that does not exist. You may instead intend the corporate-jargon meaning of "vision", which refers to the company's aspirations and goals.
- TinaMr "Achi e ving/reaching/realising a vision of a company" More context is needed.
- "a vision of a company" sounds like a mental image formed of a company that does not exist.
- You may instead intend the corporate-jargon meaning of "vision", which refers to the company's aspirations and goals.
- ) It could be that you mean something like "Achieving/realising a/the company's vision", though the indefinite article may seem vague.
- As I say, I would need to see more context.
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TinaMr"Achieving/reaching/realising a vision of a company"
More context is needed. "a vision of a company" sounds like a mental image formed of a company that does not exist. You may instead intend the corporate-jargon meaning of "vision", which refers to the company's aspirations and goals. (This clapped-out word
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