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Bring (Something) to the Table

Bring (Something) to the Table

September 20, 2018 • No Comments •
Bring (Something) to the Table

What does the idiom “bring something to the table” mean?

Definition: offer useful skills, offer a benefit

Example: I think we should consider hiring Caitlin. She brings ten years’ experience to the table, and she’s fluent in Japanese.

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