Sentences with phrase «cutthroat corporate»

A focused team on start - ups and emerging companies ensure smooth transition to the cutthroat corporate culture for the start - ups.

But Newton is not well - suited to dealing with human emotions or the cutthroat corporate world.

Or does it promise something cheekier, a scathing satire about how truly cutthroat corporate culture can be?

When my husband was briefly working at a cutthroat corporate lawfirm in the US, one of his colleagues, a married 30 - something year old woman, was called in for an evaluation in which the firm's managing partner essentially told her «You're doing great, and if you'd like to have a baby sometime soon, it's ok with us.»

Not exact matches

All this was accomplished by building a corporate culture aimed at making running about camaraderie rather than cutthroat competition.

With new refugees from corporate America setting up shop every day, few industries are as cutthroat as consulting.

In 2000, writer - director Michael Almereyda took on the best of William Shakespeare, transposing the seminal tragedy Hamlet to modern - day Manhattan and the world of corporate cutthroats.

The ultra-stilted, aggressively flirtatious opening scene between Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams immediately establishes that we're in a world as far removed from nuanced realism as possible, which makes sense given the cutthroat - corporate - advertising milieu in which the film takes place.

workplace monologues that always seem poorly Xeroxed from «Glengarry Glen Ross,» we immediately get the picture: Dane Jensen (Butler) is a Chicago corporate headhunter who's got a gonzo, take - no - prisoners, ruthless, cutthroat, etc. way of doing business.

(However, corporate types and frequent «Survivor» viewers will probably identify easily with the cutthroat atmosphere and clandestine alliances.)

The world of corporate attorneys and litigators is cutthroat, with legal professionals jockeying for positions with prestigious firms and fighting each other for the best cases.