Sentences with phrase «decision on a hunch»
Just predict your future and guess your marginal tax rate at the time of withdrawal and base your decision on a hunch and hope the government doesn't change the rules and and and... CRIES!
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It's in the decisions and hunch - following of campaign design and the hustle and on - the - fly problem solving of execution that I've always learned the most valuable lessons.
In fact, intuition is sometimes even painted as the province of those who are not critical thinkers, and who choose to make decisions based on «hunches» rather than facts.
It's possible that your decision to keep the relationship anonymous is based on a hunch that you can't logically explain.
On the other hand, some in the financial world believe that intuition can be useful to identify a good buy, but I don't believe there are any investors claiming to make decisions without thoroughly conducting the necessary research to confirm that their thinking is more than just a hunch.
Education Secretary Justine Greening has recently appointed Sir Kevan Collins, CEO of the Education Endowment Foundation, as the «evidence champion» who will ensure that decisions on the problem of social mobility are based on rigorous and trustworthy evidence rather than hunches.
Do your own research to make sure the stock is appropriate for your portfolio and the decision isn't just on a short - term hunch by the analyst.
But investment decisions are often based on hunches at a cocktail party or what's read in a periodical.
He now feels that he has begun to exhaust the interesting variations possible with the Xs and + s. Although he preplans each work, he says his decisions are based more on hunches than on rational systems.
Most companies tend to rent far more space than they need because the decision is based either on what other similarlysized companies are renting or a hunch.
Considering the costs associated with a failed hire — up to three times their salary plus benefits — you want final decisions based on more than impressive resumes and positive hunches.