kehissä

kehissä is a Finnish word that translates to "in the loop" or "involved" in English. It describes a state of being aware of and participating in a particular situation, group, or activity. When someone is kehissä, they are not on the outside looking in; rather, they are integrated into the ongoing developments and discussions.

The term can be used in various contexts. In a professional setting, an employee who is kehissä is kept informed about important projects, decisions, and company news. In a social context, being kehissä means being aware of what your friends or community are up to, their plans, and their current concerns. It implies a level of connection and shared understanding.

To be considered kehissä, one often needs to be actively receiving information, whether through meetings, emails, or casual conversations. It also suggests a willingness to contribute or engage with the information received. The opposite of being kehissä would be being "ulkona" (outside) or unaware of what is happening. The concept emphasizes the importance of communication and inclusion in maintaining a sense of belonging and effectiveness.