fast-track
Speed up advancement
Fast-track means to speed up or prioritize something through a system: The bill was fast-tracked through Congress, She fast-tracked her career by taking on high-visibility projects.
As a noun or adjective, it describes an accelerated path or process: the fast track to promotion, a fast-track approval process.
The image is of an express lane bypassing normal queues or procedures.
Rate of motion
- expediteSpeed up a process
- hastenTo accelerate or rush
- quickenTo accelerate or animate
- rushQuick sudden movement
advance · boost · streamline · facilitate · shortcut · bypass · cut-through · leapfrog
Remove unnecessary elements
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- workflowSequential task progression
- time-savingReducing required duration
- automationSelf-operating system design
lean · throughput · scheduling · just-in-time · benchmarking · metrics · productivity · agile
Rank increase or publicity
- advancementForward movement or promotion
- ascentUpward movement
- mobilityCapacity for movement
- progressionSequential forward movement
development · mentorship · succession · elevation · rise · breakthrough · ambition · leadership
Needing immediate attention
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- precedenceSuperior rank or importance
- pressingRequiring immediate attention
- criticalExpressing disapproval or importance
paramount · imperative · red-carpet · VIP · preferential
speed
Rate of motion
rush · advance · boost · streamline · facilitate · shortcut · bypass · cut-through · leapfrog · turbocharge
streamline
Remove unnecessary elements
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- workflowSequential task progression
- time-savingReducing required duration
automation · lean · throughput · scheduling · just-in-time · benchmarking · metrics · productivity · agile · sprint
promotion
Rank increase or publicity
- advancementForward movement or promotion
- ascentUpward movement
- mobilityCapacity for movement
progression · development · mentorship · succession · elevation · rise · breakthrough · ambition · leadership · opportunity
urgent
Needing immediate attention
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- precedenceSuperior rank or importance
- pressingRequiring immediate attention
critical · paramount · imperative · red-carpet · VIP · preferential
- accelerationaccelerate, acceleration, accelerating, speed up, speeding up
- efficiencyoptimization, efficient, streamlining, effective, optimize
- prioritypriority, top priority, high priority, low-priority, first priority
- shortcutsshortcut, shorthand, hotkey, keyboard shortcut, hack
- streamliningstreamline, simplify, optimize, consolidate, condense
- Speed Boostersboost, boosts, acceleration, turbocharge, quickening
fast-trackdeprioritize
Reduce in importance
back-burner · sideline · shelve · put on hold · backburner
fast, track, tracks, tracking, faster, tracked, fastest, tracker, trackless