outsource
Outsource (verb) - To delegate a task or job to an external service provider rather than performing it in-house. It’s like getting a lifeline for that project you just can’t grapple with anymore.
Related Terms:
- Farm Out
- Contract Out
- Subcontract
- Delegate
- Offload
Proverbs/Expressions:
- “A change is as good as a rest.”
- “Many hands make light work.”
Common Phrases:
- “Passing the torch.”
- “Handing over the reins.”
- “Out with the old, in with the new.”
Definitions:
- Farm Out: To outsource work to a third party.
- Synonyms: Delegate, Transfer, Entrust.
- Antonyms: Retain, Keep, Insource.
Humor-filled Quote: “Why do we say kids are crazy about farming? Because they love to outsource every science project to their parents!”
Cultural References:
- Literature: “The 4-Hour Workweek” by Timothy Ferriss – A book promoting effective outsourcing!
- Movies: “Outsourced” (2006) – A comedy about cross-cultural business dynamics.
- Songs: “Taking Care of Business” by Bachman-Turner Overdrive – Embraces the ease of delegating tasks.
Inspirational Thought-Provoking Farewell: “Remember, great journeys often start by handing over those pesky details. Share the load, and celebrate the shared success!”
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