Sentences with phrase «bring on all»

Despite your best judgment, you're going to have to move the armoire away from the front door and move your business out of your studio apartment as you start to grow, bring on new employees, and begin to build a workplace culture — preferably one that watches Shaun of the Dead on a loop each day.

BlackBerry's decision to halt its sales plan and bring on new management is drawing a negative outlook from the analyst community.

One of the main benefits is that for the cost of employing someone that you must manage, motivate and train, you can bring on an entire team of people that are already managed, motivated and trained.

In the past, that tension might have triggered a tug of war between the board and the founder over appointing a new CEO, but recently more founders are champing at the bit to bring on a COO.

While attempting to raise funding, investors told her time and again that she would need to bring on a «professional CEO» to structure the business.

He says that artificial intelligence combined with data gathered by billions of sensors will bring on an «information revolution,» that will benefit people more than the 19th century Industrial Revolution.

That leaves Warner Music, part of Time Warner, as the last big label that Spotify still needs to bring on board.

In the organic growth model, you are paying for sales and marketing, paying to hire staff, and burning cash while you struggle to bring on customers to cover the cost.

When it doesn't, imgur will bring on part - time workers to help with workflow.

You want to make sure that the people you bring on in the early stages of the company will be able to grow along with the business.

JPMorgan is also «making a special effort» to bring on more African - Americans by setting up a separate group to focus on school recruiting, retention and hiring «more senior African - American talent,» Dimon said.

She's still around two years later, outlasting every other person we've tried to bring on.

Even if you accept Livingston's insistence that he has no plans to sell Kik — and there's no reason not to — Blau says you don't bring on a major Silicon Valley dealmaker like Qatalyst lightly.

So, you need to make sure everyone you bring on fits the culture of your business.

I tell them that they don't have the experience to charge a startup $ 200,000, and even if they did no early - stage startup would want to bring on an in - house general counsel very early.

That may mean foregoing the purchase of a new refrigerator for the kitchen or losing the ability to bring on a great new employee.

I would observe that they're always recruiting and trying to figure out how to bring on other talented employees at senior ranks.

It is set to dock later on Friday, and will bring those on - board treats including space's first coffee machine.

Bailey agreed to sell 50 % of the shares to Jim Treliving, chairman and owner of Boston Pizza and entrepreneur Brett Wilson, bring on professional management, and invest the proceeds of the deal in new automated equipment, all with the goal of reaching the $ 20 million revenue mark by 2015.

If Republicans and Democrats fail to reach a deal before the end of the year, there is concern that the multi-billion hit to the economy could bring on a recession.

Let team members have other jobs until you know you have more than enough money to bring them on full - time.

The band previously settled with Jake Holmes over «Dazed and Confused,» Anne Bredon over «Babe, I'm Gon na Leave You,» Howlin» Wolf over «How Many More Times» and «The Lemon Song,» and Willie Dixon over «Whole Lotta Love» and «Bring It on Home.»

By year's end, he was ready to bring on more loan officers.

Companies that experience their busiest months over the holidays may need to bring on short - term help, and these interim staffers might be less engaged.

«I say bring it on,» says Rajagopalan.

Through the journey, keep a lookout for the right person to bring on your team.

It's not your job, but you might want to advise your salesperson to bring on an actual service person — the project manager, implementation professional, etc — for this demo.

Multiple factors came together to create this success, but I can say with absolute certainty it would not have happened had I stuck to my promise to never bring on a partner.

All the more reason to bring on the second domestication.

At minimum, bring on a co-founder with the experience to help you.»

I would like to bring them all on board and offer comprehensive health benefits for everybody, but right now it's not feasible because we're a small company.

The Trump campaign has been directing so much business towards the web company that Giles - Parscale announced in June that it was planning to bring on around 100 more employees to deal with the increased demand.

The rules, according to a 2011 Rolling Stone story, were established so his show wouldn't infringe on Johnny Carson's territory: He couldn't have a sidekick (like Ed McMahon), he couldn't have a horn section (like Doc Severinsen's), and he couldn't bring on comedians like Don Rickles and Bob Newhart, who were staples on Carson's show.

Giving out equity stake to every employee you bring on diminishes your potential profits.

«You never want to bring on new clients and not be able to service them,» McGee says.

In the meantime, bring on the wearables!

The solution — at least in theory — is to bring on a chief marketing officer.

So what do you do if you don't have the deep pockets needed to bring on the best and brightest CMO out there?

You have a few salespeople and maybe a marketing manager, but now it's time to bring on your first head of marketing.

Well, maybe this is the moment to hire an additional member to your team or at least bring on a contract employee.

Last year, the program allowed HNM to bring on three interns at no cost for their first three months.

Every single beverage that passengers bring on board have to be individually screened, so this could potentially reduce screening time and allow personnel to focus their efforts on other security concerns.

We realized that one of the best ways to do that was to bring on some investors that have terrific networks and experience and could help us scale the business.

Altruistic though it may seem, the company is almost certainly hoping that the campaign will inspire football fans to bring on the post-game food comas with the help of its stable of products.

One more thing a good business plan does for a startup, it helps to increase confidence of the other stakeholders — whether that be conventional banks or private capital, or even key executives you want to early bring on board.

Check Transportation Security Administration rules on which foods you can bring on board.

Companies like TaskRabbit, which now has 35 employees, don't have the resources to bring on a full - time human resources staffer, so they need to get creative when they want to grow.

Even though you may be creating a business plan solely for your own purposes, at some point you may decide to seek financing or to bring on other investors, so make sure your Summary meets their needs as well.

This Vox feature digs into a coming, turbocharged phase of fake news, which The Atlantic's Franklin Foer warns will bring on «the collapse of reality.»

The first hires you bring on board will play an integral part in shaping the company's culture, image and direction for years to come.