net-positive

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Net-positive' means you have more positive outcomes than negative. It's like having a jar of marbles where there are more blue (good) marbles than red (bad) ones.

Examples in Different Contexts

In technology, a net positive could refer to software or hardware upgrades that bring more benefits than their cost. A tech CEO might note, 'Investing in this new technology will be net positive, enhancing efficiency more than the expense.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our recent marketing campaign was quite an investment. Let's analyze the returns carefully before planning the next phase.

Response:

Based on our earnings report, we can confidently say the campaign led to a net-positive outcome in the last quarter.

Tech

Scenario:

The new productivity tool shows promising features. However, it's important to evaluate the efficiency gains relative to its setup and ongoing costs.

Response:

By evaluating efficiency and cost, we can see the new tool has been net-positive for our employee's productivity.