Tag: hit the ground running
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Jump in with both feet
Phrase: Jump in with both feet Come on, people, if you want to do something, you need to jump in with both feet. Life is no time to dilly-dally. To jump in with both feet means to start something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, without holding back or hesitating. When you jump in with both feet,…
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Baptism by fire
Idiom: Baptism by fire It’s nice to ease into something new, but sometimes, we must undergo baptism by fire. Baptism is often used in a religious sense to mean being initiated into a certain belief and becoming a follower of that religion. It’s not, however, the only meaning. Most English words differ depending on the context of…
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Hit the ground running
Idiom: Hit the ground running I’ve always thought hiring a new employee who can hit the ground running is better than hiring an inexperienced person who needs to be trained first. As I get older, I also wonder why some companies discriminate against older workers. In many cases, older…no, mature workers already have the skills that companies need.…
