
Get with the programme
Adjusting Attitude
 The phrase often implies a need for someone to change their attitude or approach. 
After the team's strategy failed, the coach told them to get with the programme.
 Mild Reprimand
 It can be used as a mild rebuke, suggesting someone is not keeping pace. 
You're still following the old guidelines? Come on, get with the programme.
 Acceptance Context
 It may encourage accepting new norms or practices within a social or work setting. 
To keep up with the company's culture, you need to get with the programme.