1. to go with the crowd/majority; do/think the same as everyone else
Professional
Social
be different, not a sheep
'To be like sheep' is to have a herd or flock mentality - to follow the crowd and fail to demonstrate the ability to think for yourself: “Some marketers think of the public like sheep but we have detailed customer profiles.” This is a popular idiom that is used in social and professional contexts. Similar in meaning to ‘follow the crowd’.