Sentences with phrase «do contributes to the bottom line»

«Leaning In» is not only about working hard — it's also about being clear about how that work you do contributes to the bottom line.

Not exact matches

This may be difficult for divisions that are cost centers such as accounting and product development as they don't directly contribute to growth or bottom - line improvements.

Nevertheless, the majority of cellphone users don't know they have such options and those thousands of stories contribute to some of the most solid wireless bottom lines in the world.

The company does not disclose any statistics on how VR has contributed to its bottom line other than to say that the technology has driven interest and traffic to its stores.

The most powerful thing you can do is to figure out how to drive revenue or contribute to the bottom line.

Now that doesn't mean our muscle strength, flexibility or shoe type don't contribute to injuries (more on this in later posts...) but the bottom line is that a runner only incurs injury by running!

As they increasingly do, foreign markets contributed much to the bottom line, accounting for nearly 80 % of the substantial $ 203 M worldwide take.

But e-books still don't contribute much to the bottom line.

(The market for my mystery is global and CreateSpace provides global distribution) Now that having been said, I do not know what label would be applied to our enterprise but we refer to ourselves as independent author / publishers and I really do not care what label MWA would apply because I do not know how they would contribute to my bottom line and therefore they are irrelevant.

The bottom line on this market is that you'll need to be part of their «inner circle of trust, friends, and family» before anyone will do anything with you in regards to their 401k that they're currently contributing to.

Declaring that as the dead horse does not have to be fed, it is less costly, carries lower overhead and therefore contributes substantially more to the bottom line of the economy than do some other horses.

Yes, helping the lawyers and students will remain an important part of what we do (for now), but being seen as contributing to the bottom line by supporting business development would pay bigger dividends.

Yet as Robins point out, these concepts matter because they help associates understand what they need to do to contribute to the bottom line — and avoid falling below it.

Efficiency in time as well as money contributes directly to your company's bottom line by bringing in productive candidates sooner and freeing up hiring managers to do their primary work.

But if you are going for, let's say, an admin role, in which you don't expect to have any customer contact, then your ability to contribute to the bottom line may be less obvious.

As an experienced job seeker you have to demonstrate how what you do contributes to the top / bottom line of the company — either directly or indirectly.

Knowledge of or acting upon current events does not contribute to the immediate bottom line for them as a group after all.