Sentences with phrase «always being on call»

If you're getting a business off the ground, you may think that pulling all - nighters or always being on call will inspire confidence in your employees, but that lack of sleep really just makes you less of a charismatic leader, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.

Always being on call, and always putting clients and business first (or at least a close second after family).

I hope you're prepared to always be on call!

It's vital that you feel safe online and at WeLoveDates Mature, we guarantee you and your information will be protected and our customer support team will always be on call if you require any help.

But your Web customers expect to get information immediately, and you can't always be on call.

Not exact matches

«I always feel like I have more to - dos than I have time for, so it's easy to lose connections with my team while focusing on my daily checklist and endless conference calls.

«We feel like it gives us a competitive advantage because we're always on the phone,» he says, «but we need to be available and know who's calling.»

«Your children should know that you're always there for them, and that they can call on you when needed,» says Greitens.

But if you don't take time away to enjoy life, and you're always just saving and running on the hamster wheel to try to get ahead, eventually you're going to have a phenomenon called diminishing marginal productivity.

«Even though I was only on call one week out of five, and even though getting paged wasn't an everyday occurrence while on call, I grew tired of needing to schedule my life in such a way that I would always be available to respond to a high - priority event if necessary,» former Amazon engineer Eric Aderhold wrote on Quora.

As a leader, you can't ride along on every sales call or physically work with your team all the time, but you can always be with them in spirit.

«We are always looking for ways to improve, and as such we have decided to end on - call scheduling for all [Urban] brand associates throughout North America,» the company said in a statement.

«There's always been an interest in stand - up comedy,» Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos said on the earnings call Monday.

Because our relationship was based almost always on him calling up and asking, «Is this a good deal?»

Amazon had previously hoped to launch Prime Air in 2015, although that date was always dependent on regulatory approval, and even Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos called it «optimistic.»

Bear in mind, it's a lot of suit: the extra hardware (the classic «six - on - two» style has six buttons down the front, only two of which are functional), the rules (always fasten the inner button, called a jigger or anchor, never the outer lower one), and all that fabric have long vexed men.

That is because CIOs who have the final call on which software to use don't always pick the more popular product.

If you're known as the person who's always long winded, you're less likely to get the next few calls on the calendar.

As IT consultants, he and his partner Rob Pelletier are almost always on call for emergencies.

Becoming a star on the football pitch (as Europeans call a soccer field) and in business requires «practice, practice, and practice,» and the successful manager must always be prepared to «retune things,» Ferguson told a group of Stanford Graduate School of Business students.

Though I'm always happy to jump on a call with them or hear what they're up to, it's usually a big waste of time and doesn't concern me.

On a recent earnings call, Mark Okerstrom, who joined Expedia as CEO and president last summer, said, «Over the long term, we have got to be mindful, and we always are mindful, of the incredible market power that Google has,» noting the importance of making sure Expedia's own products are credible and wide - reaching and that its user experiences are localized.

I always get so inspired on this site and this is just what a Monday morning called for.

I have always been optimistic about the creativity of the US economy and the speed of its adjustment processes historically — socially painful, let us not forget, but economically efficient — but recent reports about what some are calling the «euroglut» will make a US recovery all the more difficult, perhaps even derailing it, not to mention having a potentially awful impact on China's adjustment.

He edits our decks, reviews our contracts and is always available to jump on a call.

Budget matters, but another priority is interacting efficiently with a team that is always on - the - go and needs call forwarding capabilities to insure constant sales and support contact.

This also left some Berkshire shareholders unhappy, calling for Buffet to pull out of the deal though Buffet has always maintained the investment was only ever based on business.

On a technical level, there is a contradicting theory called the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) that states that all information about a company is always reflected in the price of its share.

Further, these rates are subject to change without notification, so it's always important to check up on your accounts or give the bank a call every few months.

The NCAA men's basketball tournament starts on Thursday, and March Madness, as it's called, is always a time of big betting.

They meant his creativity in sourcing pre-crisis loans and then selling them based on unconventional appraisal methodologies; the loans went bad, the investors are suing Credit Suisse, and I don't really know or care that much about the substance but it is always harder to argue about the good faith of your loans when you have e-mails from your own bankers calling them naughty words.

yeah for one can we stop with calling it football specially when its on cnn america if your talkin bout the browns or the cowboys ok fine were in america when i go to the uk then ill call it football but in america football is always the real football lol im sorry nothin against the sport i like watchin team usa play but thats it again i ai nt dissing it but damn

Or else i'd say something like maybe inside a few generations or so... tops 500 years, then so called new thougths are only new concepts and views on «modern» tech which is always based on previous knowledge.

On another note, I've always been intrigued (more so lately) by that passage that David mentioned about those others and «the so called no - good» they were up to... it has always suggested to me that Jesus's reply was something like,» Mind yr own business»

I'm always a bit confused by people who call themselves «Catholic» but reject the position of the Pope or the Vatican on issues.

Considering the video was part of a VHS feature film (also called R.I.O.T.), it's a little unfair to judge it on its stand - alone merit, but even with a deeper context, dance - offs are always unintentionally funny, just ask Kevin Bacon..

The Law or general biblical principles can never decide individual cases justly because there are always mitigating circumstances calling for compassionate mercy on the practical level.

On the other hand, the human way is always recognizable by matters being made easier; and that is called progress.»

and more convenient for people who hear well and are always on the go (traveling for business, etc.) These pollsters are calling the senile, people who can't afford anything beyond a basic land line, shut - ins and illiterate immigrant house - wives who barely understand the questions.

We don't always get it right as church leaders, we don't always get it right as parents, but the big picture is as a family we're on this journey together — we've been called as a family to do this.

If called on their abuse, abusers always explain how it's not abuse, and whatever it is, YOU caused it.

The Benedictine model of monasticism, with its stress on ora et labora, undoubtedly attributed great dignity to manual labor, though the first duty of the monk was always the Divine Office, called his «Opus Dei.»

It is not always a dogmatic and insensitive cleric that inflicts pain and discouragement on those whose faith calls them to seek a deeper, more meaningful relationship with God than that marketed for mass (lowest common denominator) consumption by the institutional church.

and add in «There is always a net on the «goal», and it is called a «hoop»!

And on Resurrection Morning and every morning till time gives way to forever, it is the Resurrection Women who know their incredible worth to Christ, who know their immense calling in Christ, who know their irrevocable gift through Christ, and everywhere in this new world of new ways, they too will bring the Presence of Resurrection, will relentlessly Practice Resurrection, and will always embody the rising Power of the Resurrection.

When you live in a society where there is a high value placed on calling yourself Christian and going to church, and there are even promising career paths available, there's always going to be people who become Christians for the wrong reasons.

His narrative is interlarded with swift, ejaculatory appeals to God, (E.g., Nehemiah 4:4; 5:19; 6:9, 14; 13:14, 22, 29) sometimes ethically dubious as when he calls down divine wrath on his enemies, sometimes high - minded and devout, but always revealing an intimate sense of the spiritual presence and availability of the living God.

The parishioner who can not meaningfully experience this deep dimension of forgiveness may fall into a habit that Gregory calls «immoderate affliction «26 — forever overemphasizing one's deficits, always being too hard on oneself, seemingly making it impossible for God to forgive.

We easily regard as the defeat and regression of the Church in modern times what is actually only the social manifestation of a state which has always existed, even in the so - called good old days, because even then people, on the average, had but little faith, hope and love of God and men.

I have many muslim friends and they will be such, sadly I must always be on toes coz I am sure the moment the calling comes, I am as good as dead.