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Nothing gets the organization on board quicker than clearly demonstrating the real impact of value pricing.
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When someone gets onboard a ship, they are agreeing to go on the voyage with the rest of the crew. So, by analogy, when we say that people are "on board" when they agree khổng lồ go participate in any adventure or enterprise. Just as getting on board a ship mean that you agree to lớn go where the ship is going và to support the rest of the crew in meeting the perils of the journey, so "getting on board" with a project means that you agree to lớn the direction and promise to lớn help. Absolutely. Some people got whacked on the back of the head và woke up on their way to lớn Australia. People get press ganged on board in the corporate world today as wtoptrungtamanhngu.com. Some, on the other hand, are eager lớn get on board. The phrase, both in its origins và its modern usage seems lớn cover both the happy volunteer & the reluctant conscript. –user10365 Aug 24 "16 at 19:52 khổng lồ get someone on board here means to lớn get someone"s co-operation or support.
So the example sentence means
Clearly demonstrating the real impact of value pricing is the most effective way khổng lồ ensure support from the organization.
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To;
get on board,
is a some what informal phrase that means; khổng lồ agree with a course of kích hoạt or opinion. Urban dictionary vị trí cao nhất description
"It"s a new approach and we want everyone lớn get on board and make it happen."
A similar phrase would be;
"It"s a new approach and we want everyone to lớn jump in & make it happen."
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