Sentences with phrase «as bad company»

The destruction here isn't as central to the game as Bad Company's but provides a nice tactical element that the intelligent player can make good use of during play.

While it doesn't push in new directions as far BF2 did, tell a story as effectively as Bad Company, or have the shiny visuals of BF4, it's just a fantastic multiplayer game.

It runs on the same engine as Bad Company 2, and holds some noticeable similarities to BC2, but it definitely feels different.

By this point there was little doubt as to Washington's talent, and despite the fact that she would be overshadowed by such big names as Anthony Hopkins and Meg Ryan in such subsequent efforts as Bad Company, The Human Stain, and Against the Ropes, she still managed to make an impression with a series of memorable supporting roles.

In global monitoring Nestlé and Danone stand out as the worst companies (Danone is targeted with the DanoNO campaign).

Two wins as Worst Company in America and Electronic Arts still offers no offline SimCity?

EA, the company voted twice in a row as the worst company in the USA, has stated they currently have no software in development for Wii U.

«We started thinking about how we don't want to be viewed as the worst company in America.

Not exact matches

People, it appeared, thought that the oil industry was bad — especially Standard Oil — and that all the Standard companies (Ohio, Indiana, et al.) were still one trust, as they had been before the dissolution in 1911.

As Director of Marketing for an agency who primarily represented sponsors, I've seen the best and worst in terms of marketing activation from Fortune 100 companies.

For Lululemon, this recall is nowhere near as damaging as the whole sheer pants debacle of 2013, but because the company is still under the microscope after that event, the media has pounced on this story and created a batch of bad headlines.

«Arbitration is as bad for the company, or worse, as it is for the union, because you're not going to get the kind of change you need,» says Smith.

Throughout my career serving in roles at B2B technology companies as Director of Demand Generation, Head of Marketing, and now as a CMO & Co-Founder of Terminus, I have seen it work both ways (good and bad).

The company wasn't as profitable as it should have been, and the balance sheet was in pretty bad shape.

Greycroft co-founder Alan Patricof said Friday that Amazon is «not necessarily» a bad company, but urged that «as a society we have to think about the fact that, you know, at what point do we say we're destroying the fabric of America?»

To the woman on the other end, it implies that she's doing a bad job as a parent if she's out building a company that's going to crush it and employ hundreds of people.

But, as I told Anna afterwards, some of the companies that did see the changes coming were actually the worst offenders because they were afraid to face the facts.

That's bad for these women as employees and bad for the companies they work for.

The good news for the payment company is that it pulled in $ 34 million of Bitcoin - related revenue last quarter — the bad news is that Square spent nearly as much to acquire Bitcoin in the first place.

As Agnieszka notes, although having a high valuation doesn't sound like the worst thing for a startup (it is a bit of an ego boost after - all), it could seriously harm a company.

As many small companies know, a big order can come as both good news and baAs many small companies know, a big order can come as both good news and baas both good news and bad.

Airbnb, for its part, figured out early on that «really bad» photos of its listings in New York City were keeping guests away, as co-founder Joe Gebbia recalled to Fast Company in 2012: «People were using camera phones and taking Craigslist - quality pictures.

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal (first reported on by ZDNet), Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun spoke about the company's foray into the US, saying that the first smartphones might arrive as early as the end of this year, or in early 2019 at worst.

Most companies invest as much as possible in their digital experiences, which is understandable considering 55 percent of consumers report that a single bad website visit can hurt their opinion of a brand.

Timing is everything in building the right team for a new company and, notwithstanding the fact that too often people are too slow in bolstering their business with some seasoned seniors, it's just as bad to be too early as too late.

But as large companies shore up their security systems in response to high - profile data breaches, that means «the bad guys are moving down the food chain, where folks are not as prepared,» says Brian Casazza, CIO at Vistage, a training organization for small - and mid-sized businesses.

This exposes you to some serious risks as Ramos explains that if an employee has a history of bad behavior, a company might just jump the gun and fire him or her without probing the situation further.

The bad news keeps piling up for General Electric shareholders as the company announced worse - than - expected insurance portfolio results.

As Facebook's recent scandals have shown, the company tends to underestimate how bad actors can manipulate its service, so people will have to take Zuckerberg's word that the company built the dating service while anticipating how personal data could potentially be leaked.

A look at this list as a whole reveals something altogether more interesting than who had the greatest number of grumpy customers: of the worst 20 companies in the index, seven were telecommunications companies, five were airlines, and four were public utilities.

John McAfee, founder of a leading anti-virus software company that still bears his name, went off the compound — literally — causing a maelstrom of bad press as he eluded police.

But if you already offer health insurance, as do more than 90 percent of large companies, things may look worse than they really are, according to a new study conducted by ADP, a large benefit and payroll processing firm based in Roseland, New Jersey.

Electronic Arts, one of Zynga's major competitors (and ranked in April as «The Worst Company in America»), fared better than Zynga on Glassdoor.com, generating an approval rating of 64 percent.

As all major US indexes plummeted into correction territory — with the benchmark S&P 500 suffering its worst week in more than two years — share buybacks stood at a standstill as companies sat paralyzed with feaAs all major US indexes plummeted into correction territory — with the benchmark S&P 500 suffering its worst week in more than two years — share buybacks stood at a standstill as companies sat paralyzed with feaas companies sat paralyzed with fear.

In a world where big business is often marked as self - serving bad guys, companies are looking for ways to remove themselves from the stigma and reach out to their communities and the world.

Although some technologists think Twitter could one day be a billion - dollar company, many others say it represents the worst of Web 2.0: a company that is built to flip, that does little of value and has no long - term prospects as a standalone enterprise.

And the worst thing we can do as a company is to have six initiatives, all of them half - invested, all of them going nowhere.

Four weeks later after my due diligence of the company, I called with the bad news that I would be withdrawing from the transaction, because as I promised, I would not ask for a lower price.

Michael Toth, a data scientist at fintech company Orchard, decided to do a sentiment analysis of the letters, comparing the number of negative words such as «loss,» «difficult,» «bad,» and «risk» with the number of positive words, such as «gains,» «top,» «excellent,» and «advantage.»

If it's for you as an individual that's fine, but don't mix and match your best of breed, or worst case scenarios, across multiple companies.

The worst performer in Buffett's portfolio was DaVita (dva), the health care dialysis company that treats patients with diabetes and whose stock has been punished by uncertainty over the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.

Including investments in consumer companies he holds through Maveron, a venture capital firm he co-founded — and the tens of millions of dollars of equity he owns in Groupon (GRPN) as a director — his net worth is in the neighborhood of at least $ 2 billion, which isn't bad for a kid who grew up in the projects of Brooklyn, on the seventh floor at 1560 East 102nd St. Obama himself, according to Schultz, said he was «very aware of my personal story.»

Goldberg writes that the opposite is true, admitting that as the business grew, and he took his eyes off of various departments, the company started to lose cohesion, and worse, employees came to resent it.

The numbers are staggering — and as the New York Times points out, ownership (that's you and me now) isn't happy — but the fireworks raise another question: How should companies retain employees during bad times.

By explaining that the interview process is unique and rigorous because we only want the right talent for our company and for the position, I weed out bad fits as well.

Retail REITs became some of 2017's worst - performing equities as the underlying companies fell under pressure amid waves of store closings.

Irving is trying to take GoDaddy public, and the company's lingering reputation as the purveyor of «worst of the worst in terms of sexist ads» has the potential to hurt its market value.

In any case, McDonalds can be seen as a recession - proof company; its fans walk through the doors to celebrate good times and walk in to save money during bad times.

Of course, a takeover offer for Herbalife would be one of the worst possible outcomes for Ackman, as it would likely send the company's stock price through the roof, adding to his losses.

For companies that have an especially hard time replacing staff on leave, there can be an inclination, as the Alberta survey suggested, to simply avoid hiring young women or, worse, to fire them before their maternity leave kicks in.