Sentences with phrase «about one's clients»

We genuinely care about our clients who we often know by name.

Personal trainers will perform assessments to see how their client is capable of moving and ask questions to gain more information about their client's physical abilities.

She asks the right questions, learns about the client history, probes for expectations and with the result, decides who is best to work with this client.

It communicates to your team that you care more about clients than about creating a work environment for employees to be proud of.

I was really hoping for some kind of indication that legal software companies think about client information more like lawyers do.

I'm not talking about the clients who are so guilty there is no defense.

What about the client relationships that went south or projects that didn't work out?

They are attentive, sharp, professional and care about clients who walk through their doors.

There are exceptions when there's already enough information known about the client that revealing the identity would expose them to criminal prosecution, but that was not the case here.

You will surely learn a lot and show you care about client service.

After all, it is all about the client in the end.

Making assumptions about clients with mental health problems will ultimately be to their detriment.

Unless a lender is not concerned about the clients, they will promote hard credit check loans or loans that are approved without considering your credit status.

Place your trust in a reliable legal team that is passionate about client service.

I don't just edit — I collaborate as a book editor who cares deeply about my clients.

And I want to tell you a story about a client of mine.

We take into account specific details about each client in order to customize a marketing recruitment strategy that aims to meet the organizational ambitions of that firm.

As I have said, let us not worry about the clients who access big firms for now.

We try to get an overall knowledge about the client business process and the culture of the organization.

He makes a point about writing about client interests, not all the services the firm has to offer.

But it shouldn't just mean asking about the client's legal issues and thinking about how you can help resolve them.

Always think about your clients as educated, in other words try not to talk down to them, but with very little understanding of complex legal theory.

After visiting a conference earlier this week I heard the speaker talk about the clients experience.

They can also track data about clients to determine best marketing efforts, similar to the ways that businesses collect data about customers.

CB: Does that say something about clients — that your best work could result from working with an 18 - year - old boy?

I did not understand as much about client handling and client politics as I do now.

Your comments about clients focusing on the rate vs. the service are very true.

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

She is someone who genuinely cares about clients on a human level, and is willing to take the time to truly understand their circumstances.

What are people saying about your client or its product?

You can't afford to be picky about clients.

If you've been an attorney long enough, you probably know some general truths about your client base.

But an agent blogging about a client's book and pushing it online will only get that book so far.

Today's Tip is a reminder to read about clients in order to wrap your legal research in the context of the present day story.

With today's bug, one client could access sensitive information about another client using this kernel exploit.

I frequently hear practice owners complain about clients who demand discounts on goods and services.

This gives you something else to be thankful about: You can probably afford to be a bit more selective about the clients and projects accepted.

I enjoy all aspects of internal medicine, and am especially passionate about client education and preventive medicine.

For instance, if someone tells you he has been injured, take care to show you really care about the client first as a human being.

Every article about client interviews makes too much sense.

You'll hear about the clients and program participants who have done them and the kind of success they've had.

But sometimes, it can reveal a lot about a client and whether they respect you and your time.

But do you think a recruiter, hiring manager, or prospective client will read any of them and truly know anything about my client and what he is capable of accomplishing?

In a nutshell, care enough about your client and your reputation to do your homework and complete a thorough checklist as you move through the transaction.

I take a creative, fresh approach to each new project — while never forgetting about the client's needs.