Multiple choice softskills leadership

back to the drawing board

  1. Finish the painting

  2. backside of the drawing board

  3. to repeat a process, often after a major setback

  4. go to the starting point
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Back to the drawing board' means starting over from scratch, typically after a plan or idea has failed. This idiom originated from architects and engineers returning to plan when designs didn't work.

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