Sentences with phrase «by industry professionals because»

The term career management isn't often used by industry professionals because for most of us it means nothing in specific.

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Despite offers from public corporations to sell, they refuse because of our initial vow to stand by the professional beauty industry.

Our IT courses are instructionally sound because they're developed by industry experts and reviewed by in - house eLearning professionals to ensure quality.

Because agents and people like me who work in the book publishing industry, know in two - seconds flat who is professional and who is not, just by a simple glance at their query letter.»

Professional SEO is a weird industry, because its technical it is best done by workers who have researched the industry and have practical experience, this is not always the case with a lot of professionals though I have added you in my reading bookmarks, keep up the good work

Legal professionals should choose FindLaw because we are an industry leader, backed by years of experience.

As a female lawyer Alison is referred by many lawyers, experts and professionals in the health care industry because of her ability to connect with families and to guide them through the legal process after life changing injuries.

One perk is that as an oceanographer you aren't tied to any one industry because these professionals are employed by the oil and energy, green, construction sectors and more.

Because too many Realtors adopt a casual dress code, which thereby indicates their casual attitude toward the importance of their vocation, and finally, because newbies quickly fall prey to the old - school underlying «sell, sell, sell» cultural attitude that permeates the industry and they copy what they see being practiced by their less - than - professional peers whom are vastly outnumbered by the real professBecause too many Realtors adopt a casual dress code, which thereby indicates their casual attitude toward the importance of their vocation, and finally, because newbies quickly fall prey to the old - school underlying «sell, sell, sell» cultural attitude that permeates the industry and they copy what they see being practiced by their less - than - professional peers whom are vastly outnumbered by the real professbecause newbies quickly fall prey to the old - school underlying «sell, sell, sell» cultural attitude that permeates the industry and they copy what they see being practiced by their less - than - professional peers whom are vastly outnumbered by the real professionals.

Yes, there are some very corrupt, undeserving registrants operating within the industry who should be in jail, but by the same token, there are some very honest, educated, professional negotiators (often not the one's with the largest advertising budgets, because they don't need that sort of chest - thumping hoopla) from whom to choose from.

True professionals do not go into real estate transaction service to get rich by talking sellers and buyers into dealing with them because they have the best systems or because they work cheaper; they go into the service because they know that they have much to offer consumers in the way of knowledge gained from industry - related experience and education beforehand; because they have an altruistic bent to their personalities which relieves them from the constant need to grasp, grasp, grasp for every seller / buyer out there who is looking for cheap, cheap, cheap Realtors, and, most important, because money is not the name of the game, but rather, an exemplary personal (not organizational) reputation is the reward at the end of the road.

Check out multi-million dollar operations in the US like Zillow, Zip Realty and Trulia - these are operations that are well funded to the tune of milliions of dollars, run by professionals and owned by seasoned entrepreneurs who made fortunes in other industries like Expedia travel and Microsoft - to call those types of operations unwanteds because CREA does not want the competition is one thing (and the bureau says is illegal) but to try to say they are not professional is just silly.