A bottlenecker refers to someone who causes a delay or obstruction in a process or situation. This term is often used to describe a person who is intentionally or unintentionally slowing down progress or hindering the efficiency of a task or project.
A bottlenecker can be someone who takes too long to make decisions, constantly changes their mind, or fails to complete their part of a task, ultimately causing a bottleneck effect. This term is commonly used in work or project settings where a person’s actions or lack thereof significantly impede progress and frustrate others involved.
Example 1: Our project timeline is being held up because of a bottlenecker who keeps postponing meetings and delaying decisions.
Example 2: The new employee is a real bottlenecker, constantly requesting unnecessary meetings and dragging out discussions, slowing down the entire team’s progress.
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