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> I'd say it rarely means 'business partner' these days. Definitely not the case for professional firms such as management consultancies, accountants, and law
by jgalt212 6y ago
> I'd say it rarely means 'business partner' these days.
Definitely not the case for professional firms such as management consultancies, accountants, and law firms.
- chrisseaton 6y agoI think you're thinking of those people saying 'a partner' as in 'she's a partner.' I've literally never heard anyone say she's 'my partner' expecting me to understand that she's also a partner in the same firm as them.