Sentences with phrase «calls about what»

A lot of my clients had policies with them so I got a lot of calls about what was going to happen.

Since the two rate drops to the prime lending rate in January and July 2015 I have had many calls about what the change means and what to do next.

I couldn't face another day of listening to the other women talk between calls about what they were going to make for dinner that night for their husbands, how clever their children were, or how hard it was to make ends meet.

It's hard to discern from the bills who Jewett calls about what.

Unfortunately, mostly due to a staff shortage, sometimes a nurse has to make priority calls about what to do first — and sometimes diaper - changing (particularly if we know the mother knows how) comes second.

Do you need a wake up call about what things can cost?

The funds just weren't in his wallet, so he called me about what to do.

Viacom had hinted about its plans in streaming before, but it shared a few more details on the call about what the service will include.

Not exact matches

Take what happened after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico: «The BP guy who was running the cleanup in Alabama saw a segment about us on Discovery Channel on Monday night, called us on Tuesday, we were there on Wednesday and had a purchase order by Friday,» recalls Dave Kroetsch, Aeryon co-founder and CEO.

To do that, the team built what Ellis calls «the largest metal 3 - D printer in the world» — about the size of a classroom.

A Wall Street Journal article called into question a great deal of what we thought we knew about Theranos.

Yahoo had about 11,000 employees as of June 30, according to its website, down from a Dec. 31, 2014, total of about 12,500 full - time employees and what it called fixed - term contractors.

In 2012, TOMS Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie called failure «an inevitable part of thinking big and going after what you're really passionate about.»

Here's what you need to remember about cold - calling so you have an easier time when you pick up the phone.

His team takes content marketing one step further by including aggregated news stories relevant to Sanders» policies, curating the most relevant information into a single feed on his website, called «Democracy Daily,» focusing on what Sanders cares about most and providing easy social sharing options.

We don't even have to speculate about what this might look like, since the Washington Post was part of an earlier experiment called «Social Readers.»

It's unclear what the an upcoming Mario movie would be about, but it's likely to be a blend of the surreal and comical — something the Mario franchise is known for, with its portly plumber battling turtle - like creatures in a so - called Mushroom Kingdom.

In what the head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission called «the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that has ever occurred,» the attacker - who may have been an insider - fired about 100 rounds of.30 - caliber rifle ammunition into the radiators of 17 electricity transformers over the course of 19 minutes.

At Google, though, employees get two opportunities a year to fill out what Bock calls an «upward feedback survey» about their managers.

So when we looked at the model, we got excited about the idea of what we call «incidental insurance»: Using tech to seamlessly integrate insurance within a handful of moments when it's naturally necessary people to think about insurance.

Media and political success (if you can call it success) is too much about telling people what they want to hear rather than what they need to learn or know.

Around the conductor's waist hangs a yellow control box about the size of a small backpack, what Union Pacific calls the «big belt pack.»

«There are more and more people travelling from what we would call secondary cities — though it's hard to use that term when you're talking about cities that have nine or 10 million people,» he said in an interview following his speech.

We act like the interview is done, then call them back in and have them go over everyone they met, including their names and what they talked about.

The world is changing because of this, but yes, we do worry about what happens when it becomes self aware or whatever you want to call it.

That feud included Hannity calling Kimmel a racist, pervert, and «Harvey Weinstein Jr.,» while Kimmel ultimately drew criticism and apologized for making what many saw as a homophobic joke about Hannity's apparent love for Trump.

The Trump campaign also said it would seek records about Hillary Clinton's email scandal, and what it called collusion between the DNC and the media during the campaign.

«The question that is typically the most revealing is «If I called your current boss, what would they say about you?»

«I suggest hiring and training what are called «ethical leaders» — supervisors who espouse and enact ethical behaviour, who talk about and promote ethics in the workplace, making it a common topic of conversation with their employees.

The person making decisions about new communications technology is our head of finance, whose tech prowess isn't exactly what you'd call leading edge.

What struck many about Salesforce's first quarter call in May was how often Benioff talked up Amazon (amzn), its chief executive officer Jeff Bezos, and Amazon Web Services.

In that platform we typically have what we call «intent signals» — consumers have told us something about their trip or what they want.

Consider visiting or calling professionals (who aren't competitors) to pick their brains about what works.

Potential investors should call those clients and ask them what they like about Idea Crossing, and how far the relationship could grow in terms of dollars.

Doyle has never been shy about the role of what he calls «market discipline» in his company's success.

In one example, SAS studied transactions of customers and text transcripts from call centres of a financial services provider, then looked at what individuals said about the firm through social media.

And at the end of each year, in what he calls an «antiquated approach,» he had to answer 50 online survey questions about his happiness as an Andersen employee.

Once, a client called him in disbelief that about one of TinyPulse's weekly questions: «If your organization was an animal, what would it be and why?»

Tata Motors, India's largest automaker, debuts what they call the «world's cheapest car» which will cost about $ 2000 this week.

He used cans of Campbell's Soup and Coca - Cola to stress his point about what he called insignificant price increases from Trump's tariffs.

You'd think that investors would be among the most cold - blooded and rational consumers of information — after all, fortunes depend on them making bias - free judgments about what they hear on earnings calls — but according to this new research, they are actually highly swayed by one tiny shift in language, just like everyone.

You can inquire about what's most important in the moment, such as the top 20 prospects to call on a given day, or what keywords your competitors are using.

It's not what you would call a large operation just yet, as the organization has only recorded messages from about 75 individuals.

Think about it — what is the difference to him between a Skype call, her live show, and even watching a video on Netflix to him?

Sen. Richard Burr, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, subsequently turned the floor over to the attorney general, who went on to say that he had consulted with senior Justice Department staff prior to his testimony about what he called a «longstanding policy» regarding communications with the president.

Whether it's understanding the types of emails clients are responding to, how reps are handling follow - up calls or what issues prospects care most about, the tool gives sales professionals real insights they can use to pivot on - the - fly.

He added that he remembers what his mother said, but did not speak in detail about the details of the phone call.

At the end of the first day, they called a meeting in the boardroom where everyone from the divisional head to the interns was present and part of the discussion about what the division was doing and planning to do.

Most companies probably don't need to be as ruthless as Microsoft is about hiring what it calls the «the top 10 % of the top 10 %.»

Farber recently had what he calls his «Big Short moment,» referring to the movie about the U.S. housing crash.