In the loop

A business term is used to describe someone who is kept informed and up-to-date on important information, developments, or decisions related to a particular project or task. Being “in the loop” implies that an individual has access to the most current and relevant information, and is able to provide input and make informed decisions. It is important for effective communication and collaboration in business settings, particularly in team-based projects or tasks where multiple stakeholders are involved.

An example of “in the loop” in a business coaching context could be a coach ensuring that their client is kept up-to-date with important information and developments relevant to their business. By staying “in the loop,” the client can make informed decisions and take appropriate actions to achieve their goals. This could include regular updates on industry trends, changes in regulations, or updates on the progress of a project. Being “in the loop” is essential to effective communication and decision-making in business.

In the loop DEFINITION:

1. To be included or informed about a situation or decision-making process. 2. Having access to information, resources, or contacts that facilitate communication and collaboration.

In the loop QUOTE:

1."In the loop: where communication flows like coffee, and gossip is served on the side." 2."In the loop: because being out of the loop is like being stranded on a deserted island with no Wi-Fi."