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1. Cut one losses – means to stop doing something that is unproductive and won’t general results.
2. Cut-throat – describe something that is very intense, aggressive and merciless. E.g. In business school, the competition was cut-throat.
3. Diamond in the rough – something or someone that has a lot of potential but requires a lot of work. E.g. John is a diamond in the rough. He is smart and has great ideas, but his management and English skills are not that great.
4. Easy come, easy go – an expression used to describe something that is gained easily and is also lost easily. E.g. A lot of people who inherit money waste it on stupid things. It’s easy come, easy go.
5. From the ground up – start from nothing, start from zero.
6. Game plan – a strategy or plan.
7. Get the ball rolling – means to start something, e.g. a project
8. Get / have one’s foot in the door – means to take a lower-level position with a company with the goal of eventually get a higher position eventually.
9. To give the thumbs up – to give approval.
To give the thumbs down - to disapprove
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