Sentences with phrase «everyone in the office thought»

Everyone in the office thought this «brownie» could not be beat.

everyone in my office thinks I've finally lost my mind.

Not exact matches

I think the flowers were finally delivered the next afternoon, with everyone in the office quite curious as to why I was getting flowers on February 15th.

Where are the flashing sirens and screaming klaxons after their return to relevance in 2012, when everyone in that front office and ownership group should have thought, «WE DO N'T WANT TO WAIT ANOTHER 13 YEARS.

The Red Sox front office slightly talked around the issue by reminding everyone that they just added protective netting in 2016, but said they are thinking about extending it further in the future.

I am really shocked that someone at a technology company would think everyone needs to be in the same office to work.

Still, the thought of letting everyone in my office know that I'm going behind a closed door every few hours to (essentially) disrobe and pump breast milk makes me a little uncomfortable.

«I hope that everyone takes some time this week to think about the dedicated service of the Oneida County Sheriff's Office,» said Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. «We are extremely grateful for the exceptional work every man and woman puts in to keep our residents safe and their commitment should be recognized on a daily basis.»

When Kathleen Rice won the race for Nassau district attorney last year, sending the longtime straight arrow Denis Dillon into retirement, she looked like everyone's idea of a 21st - century prosecutor — all youthful zeal and professionalism, with none of the tired rigidity and old - timer thinking that had come to encrust Mr. Dillon's reputation after more than 30 years in office.

If you've read my blog for a while you'll know I have a funny relationship with Mom jeans (I love them, but everyone in my life hates them on me)... regardless of the nay sayers I still embrace the straight leg & high waist look, and if anything for a laid back office look, a chic straight leg Jean is the ideal bottom half (think Levis 505, Topshop MOM jeans or ASOS Farleigh jeans).

It's tempting to think that everyone — authors, publishers, producers, editors, reporters, book publicists, and even people who don't work in the publishing industry or the media — has the last week of the year off, and that everyone who's in the office is playing computer games.

Once we landed on this idea and started to run with it, it really came together and I think everyone in our office was super jazzed about how it came out!

Twenty - five years ago, when CAD was in its infancy and you needed a $ 20,000 Calcomp pen plotter because everyone expected massive whiteprint sets, and every office had a secretary or book - keeper, I thought a shared space would be a good idea and pitched it to a few other small practices.

I think the critique is better aimed at extended office hours (everyone in at 8 and out no earlier than 7).

They're downsizing from the current Fleet Street HQ — how else do you think they'll manage to fit everyone in, given the office headcount stays roughly the same?

Although most states have come around — a mere five years or so after everyone else — to being comfortable with lawyers storing data in the cloud, that semi-forward thinking is not extended to being comfortable with lawyers not having an office.

About this blog About my company, Brazen Careerist Penelopes guide to starting a blog Asperger syndrome in the office: How I deal with sensory integration dysfunction Posted to: Diversity Knowing yourself Office Politics September 30th, 2009 Del.icio.us Everyone expects us techies to be a bit peculiar after all: — RRB - Posted by Carol on September 30, 2009 at 11:29 am permalink Reply Um, yikes — if I go by this post I think I might have Aspeoffice: How I deal with sensory integration dysfunction Posted to: Diversity Knowing yourself Office Politics September 30th, 2009 Del.icio.us Everyone expects us techies to be a bit peculiar after all: — RRB - Posted by Carol on September 30, 2009 at 11:29 am permalink Reply Um, yikes — if I go by this post I think I might have AspeOffice Politics September 30th, 2009 Del.icio.us Everyone expects us techies to be a bit peculiar after all: — RRB - Posted by Carol on September 30, 2009 at 11:29 am permalink Reply Um, yikes — if I go by this post I think I might have Aspergers!

Everyone (the agents and lady they know at the county office) seems to think it will get changed as only 1/8 of the house actually lies in the «flood zone,» yet I feel extremely apprehensive.

heres another bad review for the dreaming summit elementary school i have 2 kids that go there it very crowded and unorganized u cant just drop your kids off in front of the school in the morning its to crowded u have to park way in the back and take a 5 minute walk around the school to get them to the playground then when u try to pick your kids up after school it takes u 10 minutes to find your kids cause there just every where no organization the parents there are very stuck up think there better than everyone else cause they have a lil bit of money and live in dreaming summit my wife is a teacher she said she would never teach at a school like that parents are ungrateful and im not to fond of the front office people they seem like they do nt care

Absolutely correct — cull the unproductive — this has to start with the Brokerage — get rid of the old adage» oh, I think I'll retire and Sell Real Estate» — everyone deserves an opportunity to prove themselves but that must have a time limit — just because you pass the courses does not make you a productive Realtor — one year with semi-monthly reviews on progress should be used — 20 % of the slsp do 80 % of the transactions — the Brokerages charging fees to be an Associate are earning more in these fees than they do from Sales — the 20 % are carrying most offices — we have to get in the same mode as the expectations of our Clients — technology and Personal service needs to be constantly updated