take no prisoners

/ˌteɪk noʊ ˈprɪzənərz/

to be ruthless and uncompromising

take no prisoners in a sentence

“The new CEO takes no prisoners.”

From refusing quarter to surrendering enemies

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motivating a team or organization

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proven through difficult experience

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to maintain a position while others are away

under fire

being attacked or criticized

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to gain advantage by circumventing opposition

scorched earth

destroying assets to prevent competitor advantage