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a fast track a very quick way of achieving something or dealing with something. Management training offers a fast track to the top of the company. (often + to) The government has announced that the reforms will be put on the fast track. (= dealt with very quickly) |
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For example, a 65-year-old slow tracker (earning 3-percent raises) with a 30-year career in a hypothetical cash balance plan might be entitled to retirement income (if he chooses an annuity) of 39 percent of pay, while the 65-year-old average employee (earning 5-percent raises) would receive 30 percent and the 65-year-old fast tracker (earning 7-percent raises) would get only 22 percent. Fast Trackers particularly value news and information , including news, sports, and weather. Accordingly, three out of four Fast Trackers use business-branded PDAs, such as the Pocket-PC-based devices manufactured by HP/Compaq versus Palm-OS-based PDA models. |
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