Sentences with phrase «early employees choose»

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«People need to be involved early on and well aware of what's happening,» Hayes notes, adding that the number one reason employees don't use a new system is that they weren't involved in choosing it.

The more cash on hand, the fewer tough choices (like choosing between cashing out some early employees and, say, building a new Moscow office) Facebook will have to make.

DeCesare said he chose Wellington to lead the round because they're in it for the long term and offered a «vanilla» term sheet, without provisions that could decrease the value of shares held by employees and early investors.

In the early 2000s, IBM created its own Assimilation Process, through which each new employee spends his or her first two years on the job developing new skills, exploring his or her interests within the company, receiving coaching, and integrating into IBM's workplace culture.24 Every new hire at IBM has access to both the company's global employee network and a Project Management Center of Excellence, which offers courses related to each employee's chosen skill set.

She also noted that Alcoa had much of this information as early as the 1950s and early 1960s, yet deliberately chose not to inform its employees of the danger.