cautious change
[KAW-shus CHAYNJ]
noun phrasepl: cautious changes
mudança cautelosa
1. a modification or alteration made carefully and with deliberate consideration to minimize risk or negative consequences
The company implemented a cautious change to its marketing strategy, testing it in a single region before rolling it out nationwide.
A empresa implementou uma mudança cautelosa em sua estratégia de marketing, testando-a em uma única região antes de lançá-la nacionalmente.
2. a measured adjustment or transition undertaken with caution to avoid unintended negative outcomes
The government announced a cautious change in fiscal policy to avoid economic disruption.
O governo anunciou uma mudança cautelosa na política fiscal para evitar disrupção econômica.
In Brazilian business culture, 'mudança cautelosa' is highly valued as it reflects prudent management and risk awareness. In the USA, cautious change is often discussed in corporate contexts when implementing new policies or technologies. The phrase reflects a universal preference for measured progress over disruptive transformation in formal settings.
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