Sentences with word «effectively»

5 - Measurement is Improving: Until recently the technology needed to effectively measure podcasting engagement and capitalize on listener behaviors hasn't kept up.

When we know this, we can effectively push him or her forward in the funnel.

Startups that can effectively step into that employer insurance void, the same way companies like Fidelity and Schwab stepped into the employer pension void, will enjoy a massive opportunity.

He went on to say that if the Trump administration truly wants American manufacturing to compete effectively against foreign competitors, «it's got to come from more thoughtful regulation and a more competitive tax rate.»

In Geoff's experience, a focused team produces the best outcomes, and singular focus gives them the ability to respond to feedback more effectively than if team members have additional responsibilities outside the project.

The move served as a rare moment of deference, as the startup juggernaut effectively gave up its share of the rapidly growing Asian ride - hailing market.

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«That said, while it's difficult to predict what in the end effectively drives rating agencies» actions, my guess would be that they will upgrade the rating to positive, but not yet to investor grade.

I may not enjoy the compressed timeframes to get to know teams but figuring out how to use my time with them effectively and efficiently is a key component of being a good investor.

Then, your undergarments will be effectively invisible, and your wife will need to find a brand new reason to give you hell.

Here's a look at five of the most challenging personalities Orloff has encountered, and how to manage them effectively:

With hashtags, brands had no control over what photos where associated with their brand name (though companies like Nike used hashtags effectively).

Pretend you don't know much about what you do, and start asking the questions that will help you discover possibilities for doing it more effectively, efficiently, and profitably than you're doing it now.

Effectively, he wanted to bring Silicon Valley to the Fertile Crescent.

There are all sort of techniques to reduce the amount of time you spend in useless meetings, from team - wide initiatives like having employees «pay» for meetings and simple gizmos that nudge people to use their time more effectively, to personal strategies for winnowing the number of meetings you're obliged to accept.

Focus is paramount and, without intentionally developing mental stamina, you won't be able to effectively compete with those who have systematically built up their endurance over decades in the business world.

Let me then shine some light on the major challenges entrepreneurs face so that you can confront and effectively navigate them.

Silence allows you to listen effectively.

But to effectively align team members behind each new strategy initiative, you must often take the bold step of putting other projects on hold.

Elan Morgan, mentioned earlier for her experiment in quitting likes for 2 weeks, found an additional benefit to prioritizing commenting over «Liking» — it effectively retrained the Facebook algorithm to give her more of the content she wanted.

Policies that would more effectively attack speculation, such as subjecting home sales to capital - gains taxes, don't even appear to be on the table.

While scheduling effectively and paying close attention is key, it's your preparation before you even attend that can make the real difference.

To put the cost of effectively using Facebook in perspective consider that according to Brian Wallace, former vice president of strategic marketing for Samsung Mobile, Samsung spends twice as much maintaining and updating its top - rated Facebook page, as it does actually advertising on Facebook.

Approaching the federal bureaucracy can seem daunting, but the cluster offers half - day workshops helping small businesses learn how to connect with the right government officials and how to pitch themselves most effectively.

The long term, 25 - year view of the technology persuasively explains how its core features show the promise to serve, if implemented effectively, as cornerstone solutions to mankind's most foundational problems.

If the audience relates to the problem they'll also connect with the reviewer's positive experience during and after using your product / service as well, thus effectively communicating your brand's message.»

«We have provided substantial evidence that A.I. techniques can be applied effectively to identify similar ideas even if the ideas are described using distinct text,» Liat Belinson, founder of AI Patents, wrote by email.

On Friday, the MBA teams typically give a presentation to the entrepreneur with their findings and recommendations from over the week, as well as any tools or models they developed to help the business owner run the business more effectively.

Second, by offering the faster binary access method, NYSE effectively imposed a «Speed Bump» on all of its participants who did not upgrade.

As with any human - resources policy, to use tests effectively you need to take some reasonable precautions:

«Buying a neighborhood is probably one of the most important things you can do for your kid,» explains Ann Owens, a sociologist at the University of Southern California, who studied how wealthy people use their means to improve their kids» lives effectively.

He or she also must communicate effectively with many different audiences.

Empathy is defined as «the ability to understand and share feelings with another,» so if you struggle to listen effectively it's likely you need to work on becoming more empathetic.

Check out chapters 6, 7, and 8 for useful checklists about building team performance, leading teams effectively, and overcoming team obstacles.

The franchisees say that the company has effectively changed the rent and royalty structure by saddling franchisees with increasing costs and requiring them to renovate stores at their own expense.

By not providing the documents requested, is the SEC effectively shielding Wal - Mart from liability in other cases?

«I think about resilience as the speed and strength of your response to adversity,» he continues, «so when you encounter a difficulty, a hardship, a challenge, how quickly and how effectively are you able to marshal strength and either overcome that challenge or persevere in the face of it?»

«By figuring out how to work with banks, fintechs have effectively become third - party service providers,» Balicka says.

Republican opponents quickly shot back that Obama was effectively killing jobs and hiking energy prices, potent accusations heading into a presidential election focused on the economy.

For example, in Ontario the majority of undergraduates are now effectively paying less tuition than they have been in a decade.

As the holiday acquired nation - wide popularity, Alibaba became the first major company in 2009 to monetize the holiday by launching a special online sale and effectively transforming the day into the world's biggest 24 - hour online shopping event, one that reflects the growing wealth of China's middle - class.

For example, Gordon points to two employees who at merger time did effectively the same job: managing field personnel, which included recruiting, training, and scheduling staff, plus managing projects day to day.

Now we know any platform that can be used by people seeking greater freedom can be leveraged at least as effectively by bad actors looking to curtail that freedom.

For this client, we came up with three strategies that helped him communicate and connect more effectively with his team and leadership peers:

Considering just how important email is to us — and how much time we spend using it — it's important to use it as efficiently and effectively as possible.

This enables us to bring key performance indicators in line with the conversion cycle model, and effectively determine where each customer is in the conversion cycle.

That meant he would have to go directly in front of the enemy compound — effectively running into the middle of a firing range during target practice.

Perhaps the paramount principle is a simple recognition that human resources are the most important assets of an organization; a business can not be successful without effectively managing this resource.

But perhaps the most effective way for sponsor companies to reduce the effectiveness of ambush marketing tactics is to promote their involvement effectively.

«By agreeing to forgo the option of «going dark,» AT&T has effectively agreed to abandon what would otherwise be their only real source of leverage in a negotiation,» Moffett wrote.