Sentences with phrase «competing firms try»

Not exact matches

«We're seeing the mature technology companies trying to energize their work environments, getting rid of cube farms and investing in facilities to compete for talent,» said Kevin Schaeffer, a principal at architecture and design firm Gensler in San Jose.

And what does the star investor and tech industry veteran (who made his first millions when he sold his computer consulting firm Microsolutions to CompuServe in 1990, before a lot of the kids in the audience were born) think about scrappy young Silicon Valley entrepreneurs trying to compete with him?

For example, giant tech firms often struggle to keep up with the ingenious pace of new tech startups — some find a solution in acquiring the agile business, rather than trying to compete directly.

If you've got a product that has a considerable audience, is scalable and has potential for big profits, put together a presentation and try to pitch your business model to a VC firm, as you'll likely need their money to compete in a hot market.

Rene offers one other piece of salient advice for companies trying to win business abroad when they're competing with local firms: don't coast.

As more firms try to occupy its niche, CALD will struggle to differentiate its product, and it should have real trouble competing with a firm like ORCL on price.

I rarely like anything but white rice to munch on and to combine with Asian dishes, but the farro is a perfect substitute for rice in the several Asian dishes i've tried it with — doesn't compete with the flavor of the sauce and, again, firm but not crunchy.

In setting compensation rates for lawyers, respondents reported that determining the market value, trying to compete with other firms» rates, crediting non-billable work, and meeting lawyers» expectations were the areas of greatest dispute.

Is the firm composed of individual lawyers who are in reality competing with each other, or is it composed of lawyers acting as a team each trying to maximize firm profitability and trying to provide the best service possible to the client?

It can be especially tough if you're trying to build a practice while competing with the firms who spend millions -LSB-...]

Sam Glover: Are you trying to compete with big firms for clients?

It's interesting to try and play a little bit in an international space competing for that kind of work, with a geographically, somewhat compact boutique law firm.

There are so many law firms and solo practitioners, you must try to rise up through the search engine results, while competing against others in your industry that have been there for years before you.

Mid-sized firms may try to compete for profitable corporate litigation, deal and other bread - and - butter work.

Lawyers get into financial difficulty not by keeping up with competing law firms or their fellow lawyers, but often by trying to maintain the same lifestyle as their clients.

It is, I would have thought, essential — especially in an age where law firms are going to be competing with «corporates» in the provision of legal services — for the majority of lawyers within a firm to be highly focused on developing top level law knowledge and the skills of legal practice and not be distracted with trying to become hybrids or worse, jackthelads of all trades.

Firms made an error in trying to compete on Articling student salaries.

Job seeking Tip: Try targeting sml - med size firms, less applicants to compete with.

As brokers continue to refresh and revamp the tried and true approach to the real estate business, will your firm be able to keep up and compete?

«I've had all these companies, many technology firms, but also banks, pharmaceuticals, government contractors, tell me that they're competing with Google, there's the belief that new talent all want to work there, and the companies want to try to gain the same reputation,» she says.