low-hanging-fruit

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Low-hanging fruit' represents easily achievable tasks, goals, or problems that are most noticeable or accessible. Like choosing the ripe fruits hanging low on the tree because they're easiest to pick.

Examples in Different Contexts

In tech product development, 'low-hanging fruit' refers to simple, quick fixes or updates. A product manager might suggest, 'Let's first tackle the low-hanging fruit by fixing these minor bugs.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

The current design draft has several minor errors and inconsistencies that could potentially affect the overall aesthetic.

Response:

Correct, hitting such low-hanging fruits can really improve the design's overall look quickly.

Tech

Scenario:

There are a number of issues in the latest release. Some of these can be quickly attended to, improving experience drastically.

Response:

Yes, we should definitely prioritize these low-hanging fruits before we address the complex issues.