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I genuinely don't know what "leveraged" is meant to mean here: > Tech-first companies are going to become leaner and more leveraged. To me, a company being "l
by djur 3y ago
I genuinely don't know what "leveraged" is meant to mean here:
> Tech-first companies are going to become leaner and more leveraged.
To me, a company being "leveraged" means they're in debt. I'm pretty sure that's not what he means?
- maximinus_thrax 3y agoI spend a lot of time talking to PMs and I believe people throw this word around like some sort of MBA gang sign. Whenever I hear it, I know I will be interacting with a bullshit artist. But to your point, I believe the definition for this context is: > lev·er·age: use (something) to maximum advantage.
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