Sentences with phrase «about my reputation too»

This is not just about my client's reputation; it's about my reputation too.

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If you hear too many customer complaints about a particular salesperson, cut ties before he or she damages your company's reputation.

The risk, of course, in having an ethics professor like me talk about reputation management is that it's all too easy to give the impression that the two topics are the same.

Should I be concerned about my personal online reputation, too?

While in most companies the venture capitalists have to worry about their reputation along with their capital, in the case of Uber there is simply too much money at stake: transforming a $ 68 billion paper return to a real return (and guaranteeing a per partner return in the nine figures) is worth whatever reputational damage is incurred along the way.

The rest of the liberal pigs will coddle your disdain... GEP couldn't get things done in Albany the way he wanted to and should have, because of the cesspool that Sheldon Silver has presided over as lifeguard... It's about time your dirty little secrets of cronyism and pandering to line your own pockets is exposed... Leaders with integrity like Gov. Pataki have taken the loudmouthed and ignorant bile your type has been doling out for far too long... I hope Silver does time, as he should, and his assets along with the reputation of W&L Attorneys is forever tarnished....

Men sometimes get a bad reputation in the dating world for being too laid back about relationships and feelings.

Far too many ads contain stuff that people think the opposite sex wants to hear, and thus there is a common reputation that «everybody lies about themselves».

Despite backing by Judd Apatow and a good reputation with critics, the show hasn't generated too much buzz, but it looks like that's about to change with the premiere of Love season 2.

Promising to tarnish the noble profession's reputation even further is this lowbrow comedy revolving around a shameless gold digger too obsessed with landing a sugar daddy to worry about the welfare of her 7th grade students.

This is a great conclusion to a rather difficult director search — Marvel, your reputation for grinding up filmmakers is catching up to you — and though I'd love to see Ava DuVernay's Black Panther, I'm excited about Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, too.

This suggests universities see taking on struggling schools as too risky to their own reputations, or that they may have concerns about financial pressures or showing a preference for one school over another.

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It also is a statement about a book publicist's judgment, and a book publicist's reputation is only as good as the last book he or she promoted... so negative book reviews affect a book publicist's bottom line, too.

Since you have a positive reputation online, readers won't think too hard about throwing down their cash for your book.

For just about any other traditional publisher their logos set off a caution warning, as they have developed a reputation for putting out far too much dreck and ignoring what the readers really want.

My loans were just transferred from Direct Loans to Sallie Mae which I'm not too excited about since Sallie Mae doesn't have a great reputation.

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When you care about your practice's reputation, the impulse to make everything perfect is understandable, but far too time consuming.

And as an writer of a game blog, doesn't that make you a «fan» too, or are you just more interested about the reputation of your «journalistic merit and integrity»?

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Too many people are just going along in order to protect their reputations and because it is easier / safer often to just adopt the opinion of someone else who seems to know what he is talking about.

But if you've made friends and developed a reputation as a professional of integrity and value, you shouldn't have to worry too much about trust.

Job seekers need to frequently monitor their online reputation, too, to keep track of what recruiters and hiring decision makers are finding about them online.

Quite honestly, I don't know too much about the industry, but I have heard of people who have used companies who specialize in «online reputation repair,» and have been helped.

It is not a good reputation for them to have in town so you shouldn't have to worry too much about that happening.