'Let's circle back' — to return to something later, or never — as the corporate phrase that ends a discussion without deciding, and the record's entry for the meeting's favourite verb. Nobody has ever circled back.
'Circle back' said eleven times in one forty-minute meeting, counted by the record, about four topics, none of which were returned to.
Personal note for the archive: I have used Circle Back unironically at least twice this week. Reporting this honestly because the record depends on people admitting it.
The record spells it one way; the original post spelled it another. I would keep the original, typo and all. The typo is the provenance.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
