Sentences with phrase «about time you lot»

A S was out of the Barcelona team for months with the same thing as Rambo About time you lot got behind your team

Not exact matches

«Obviously we both have a very fun time together, both have a very good sense of humor about things, we're down to earth, we take the mickey out of each other a lot, and she's got plenty of habits that make me laugh that I tease her about,» Prince William said during their engagement.

When the meal was through, they had learned a lot about him — his years working abroad, his days as a partner at an IT consulting firm, and his time on Wall Street.

«The high - level women I talk to very consistently say they spend a lot more time than their male colleagues did getting to know people, getting to know about their personal lives,» law professor Joan C. Williams tells Fortune, seconding the idea.

In the past month or so I've found myself complaining a lot about this because my drive time takes away from my work productivity, puts me in the office later, and fills me with intense anger directed at, well, everybody and nobody.Driving accomplishes nothing except getting me to the office.

González Franch has run AI alongside CEO Tomas Bello Garza for almost 30 years, and by their own admission the broader well - being of their 4,000 employees wasn't something they'd spent a lot of time thinking about.

«I've spent some time thinking about whether or not the feds knew what they were doing when they created these regulations, because it really does spark a lot of business interest in marijuana more generally.»

People spend a lot of time thinking about good things that didn't happen, but might have done.

«There's lots of language in the shareholder letter about things taking time, and that's been something of a theme since Dorsey took over a year ago,» said Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research.

The reason my second Facebook post got so much more attention than the first was that I spent a lot of time cultivating an audience whose members care about the specific message, then I simply shared something that I knew they would like.

Some of them got jobs, and a lot of them went successfully into treatment because if you're not spending all your time thinking about how you're going to pay for your next fix, you do have time to think about other things.

We all need to be a lot smarter about how we're each spending our own time online because, if we don't object, these time - wasting clowns will never have any real incentive to stop.

I spend a lot of time with startups, and I hear many companies talk about their approach to sales and their interactions with customers.

In an interview late last year, Patrick Nangle — who recently took the helm at Vancouver ride - sharing co-op Modo after years of running Purolator — said one of the best things about his new job is that he now gets to spend a lot more time talking to people on the front lines.

Justin McLeod: It started just because I was coming out of business school at the time, and I was about to go back into management consulting where you don't meet that many new people, you're traveling a lot.

McAlpin: I spent a lot of time talking with farmers and buyers about how they do business and how they could see this working.

A panel of media pros — Gerard Baker, editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal; David Leonhardt, a columnist for the New York Times; and Lydia Polgreen, editor in chief of the Huffington Post — had lots to say about this Tuesday night during a panel discussion at Harvard University.

I've been spending a lot of time lately talking about how fastest - growing startups should negotiate when they are trying to hire experienced, relatively senior talent (especially in the sales area) for their companies.

«The orientation should begin at the first click of the mouse when someone first goes on the company's website, so by the time the person comes in for the interview, they already know quite a lot about the organization,» says Richard Jordan, a business coach who has been responsible for reshaping the recruiting and orientation process at a number of technology firms.

Achieving that unworldly valuation in such a short time has Butterfield fielding lots of questions lately about tech bubbles and whether these sudden fortunes are built on solid foundations or merely the giddiness of a moment.

Most companies spend a lot of time — and money — thinking about customer acquisition.

«This is probably not something he's spent a lot of time thinking about.

«We spent a lot of time recently thinking about, What are we really doing here?»

At E3 we'll be spending a lot of time on Mario Maker, which I'm personally excited about because I know my son and I will be trying to outdo each other building impossible Super Mario levels for each other.

Zimmer declined to comment to the Times, but did say that there's a lot of interest being garnered about the company's business.

«A lot of times people will just talk about what they're working on or turn to their neighbor and ask them,» says Bacigalupo, (who, by the way, was recently featured on the cover of Inc.).

If your company has to let people go, spend a lot of time thinking about who it should be.

«I had time to think about a lot of things,» he said.

As the parents of three young children, Paul and Milena Berry spend a lot of time thinking about the role of social media in their lives.

A lot of the time, we focus on our upper body or faces, yet our feet reveal more about our emotions than we might think:

«There have been times when I've had a really busy week and a lot has been going on and I'll sit down on the cushion and then I'll just start crying and I'll realize that I'm so sad about this one thing, but I had no space to grieve, no space to think about it; I was zipping from one thing to the other all week,» says Pennell, who has studied at Insight Meditation Society, one of the top meditation centers in the country.

But as a for - profit, I can make smart bets on marketing and talent that will allow us to do a lot of good over time, because I am not scrutinized about how I spend money in the same way that nonprofits are.

«A lot of times you have to think about how old your workforce is,» says Matt Kelly, the editor - in - chief of Compliance Week, a Boston, Massachusetts - based monthly magazine covering corporate governance, risk and compliance.

«Companies spend a lot of time thinking about and getting feedback from customers about how to navigate to the basic content, but sometimes the search doesn't get the same level of consideration,» Sherwin said.

Over the years, I've spent a lot of time talking to executive leaders about how they run their businesses.

Interlandi Bell spent a lot of time worrying about training her employees and preparing tasks for them.

Thinking about competitors, endlessly researching them, making spreadsheet after spreadsheet takes up a lot of time, especially when there are a lot of them.

If you are worried about an employee taking a lot of sick time, there's a right and wrong way to ask about it.

We spent a lot of time talking to investors about what we are trying to do and making sure they are on board with this vision.

«I spend a lot of time thinking about how customers will interact with products so they won't break them.

«What I see a lot of the time is that founders are focused on valuation and vanity metrics rather than thinking about what's going to be best for the business long - term,» he said.

«Think about it: If you retire at 60, and you live to 100, that's a hell of a lot of time,» says Gratton, the London Business School professor.

I feel that a lot of the time I'm either in feast or famine mode: either I have more work than I know what to do with or things are too quiet and I worry about attracting the next project.

Facebook is probably our number two platform that we spend a lot of time thinking about.

That amounts to about 1.2 % of all shares outstanding, which could be worth more than $ 300 million if the company is valued at $ 25 billion (its last reported private valuation) when it goes public — and a lot more than that over time if the stock goes up.

You always hear about the «overnight success» of a lot of businesses, but what most people don't see is the years of behind the scenes blood, sweat, and tears that go into pushing a business to that single point in time.

And while it's clear that building the 21st - century economy is inevitably about spinning the digital roulette wheel a lot of the time, we can't forget that capitalism isn't just a casino.

When I did my MBA, I interviewed hundreds of women and spent a lot of time doing digital anthropology... going to chat rooms and getting people to talk to me about things they wouldn't necessarily feel comfortable talking about in person.

A lot of times you read about how to go about getting new customers and getting the word out, but the reality is that it's incredibly hard to get users to flock to your site and stick.

There weren't a whole lot of surprises, because most of the details about the phone had already leaked onto the Internet by the time the phones were announced.