Sentences with phrase «company managers actually»

It would be shocking to know how many advisors, dealers and fund company managers actually know the total AUM.
It would be shocking to know how many advisors, dealers and fund company managers actually know the total AUM.

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Actually, blame it on the explosion in Internet - company stocks, which has spawned a new class of equity - hungry managers.
And Valeant's round - about method of funding research, if that's what it's actually doing, seems a lot less cost effective, with all of the bankers and lawyers and hedge fund managers taking chunks of deals than if drug companies directly devoted a portion of their sales toward finding new drugs.
None of its actively managed funds — in which a manager actually decides to make investments in a particular company — has a stake in a gun manufacturer.
Alternatively, if a vehicle is forecast to run lower kilometers than what is actually outlined in the lease agreement, the fleet manager can increase the trips for this vehicle or negotiate the terms at the end of the lease with the leasing company.
In all of my working life, I have never been asked what my religion is during an interview, and I have actually never worked under a fellow Mormon as a company owner, boss, manager.
Engineers and Product Managers at the company have developed a new video that explains the technology and how the glowing actually works.
It's funny, because as I walked over to the event at Union Square, I turned to George [Beliard, Manager of Talent Relations] and said that, if there's an actual turnout, if there are people actually dressed in costume, it would be just an amazing testimonial to the power and love that Marvel fans have for the company and it's characters, because it was that miserable out.
Be prepared to pay more for exclusive mortgage leads, but verify with your account manager that you are getting an exclusive lead that their company actually generated the lead.
This interest is actually a dividend from the life insurance company's yearly profits, and the growth rate is generally low compared to other investments because life insurance companies have additional expenses (like policy administration expenses and underwriting costs) that a pure asset manager does not.
But that's what the book «The Outsiders» is all about... Extraordinary managers can actually produce extraordinary returns from what might otherwise be very ordinary companies.
[Two fee issues to monitor: i) Capitalizing (& amortizing) IPO expenses as a balance sheet «asset» is a nice gimmick for investment managers to collect additional fees — however, it's far less prevalent these days & actually may not even be permissible any longer, and ii) if the company invests in JVs which are also managed by the investment manager (or a related party), shareholders should ensure two layers of fees aren't imposed].
Asset management companies and investors entrusting their money to fund managers might wonder if the guys with fancy degrees actually do better than the rest of the pack.
Actually it's not that bad if it helps those development managers focus on making games instead of running the business part of the company.
A McDonald's quality assurance manager actually brought the most damning testimony against the firm, when he revealed that the company required all their restaurants to keep their coffee at 185 degrees.
The solution to all these problems — and the key to Apple actually delivering on its services vision — is to start with the question of accountability and work backwards: Apple's services need to be separated from the devices that are core to the company, and the managers of those services need to be held accountable via dollars and cents.
It could be an indication that the company created a wishlist that is not grounded in reality, or that the hiring manager does not know what qualifications actually matter and define success in the role.
Most people would have no idea what that is — or what a Content Manager actually did for a company like that.
Therefore, it goes without saying that the person handling the sales of a company (i.e. sales manager) will go through a lot of tests and scrutiny before he or she actually land the job.
Site visitors can read about the company, what it is like to work there, get sample interview questions that have actually been asked by hiring managers, and post their own company reviews.
If you don't express your interest in being an employee at that company, in that specific role, the hiring manager might not think you actually want it.
When you highlight your skills in a resume, you are actually providing hiring managers with substantial information of what you are capable of doing, and how you intend to contribute to the company by virtue of your abilities.
You may feel otherwise but entry level resumes are actually quite popular with hiring managers who are looking to inject new blood into their company.
Additionally, our candidates are prepared and briefed on the hiring company before actually meeting with the hiring managers or HR professionals for an interview.
HR reps, recruiters and Hiring Managers — please comment and share your thoughts about why so many companies ask for cover letters, when so few actually read them.
Actually yes, the technical resume format for freshers is very important because aside from giving detailed technical skills it also shows the Hiring Managers other skills and qualifications that the applicant has to offer that may be beneficial to the company in the long - run.
This lets the hiring manager know you actually read the job posting, and it helps you tailor your letter to that specific company or industry.
During my final real estate training segment I did as was suggested: I interviewed with a real estate company and was told: «It's really very difficult to go from a lengthy career in the world of academe, (that manager I later learned had been a school teacher and never produced much as a sales rep), and I don't think you have the absolute necessary outgoing salesman type personality (actually he didn't either, oddly enough).
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