In February 2009, I wrote a column for this publication titled, «how to get good legal
experience in a Bad Economy.»
Not exact matches
(On the flip side, this situation leads to a special type of investment operation that actually causes people to seek out ownership of
bad businesses when they think the
economy is likely to recover given that they
experience bigger upswings as the operating leverage effect happens
in reverse.)
«The
economy is
worse than
in school year 2004 - 2005, and their own
experience tells them that participation drops when you increase prices,» Pratt - Heavner said.
It's probably
worse in a
bad economy, when many nonprofits
experience budget cuts and let people go, leaving no one to manage the volunteers.
For example, the authors find that the same improvement
in customer
experience yields a 10 % gain
in revenue when the
economy is
worse off but yields a 20 % gain when the
economy is better.
The struggling
economy was to blame for the
worst sales year to date;
in 2009 less than 20,000 units were sold as all automakers
experienced unprecedented declines.
Since rising interest rates affect everything
badly, we could get killed even
worse if the Fed raises rates, or the
economy in general
experiences higher interest rates beyond the control of those
in control, or gets out of control.
«It may seem like a cliche, but I know from our
experience that pet stores can more than survive
in good
economies or
bad if they focus less on pricing and more on the welfare and needs of their employees and customers,» Levy says.
While I most definitely NOT agree with you that VX's Upper Class «probably the
worst modern Business Class product I've
experienced» — indeed I actually like it — I would say that while one doesn't necessarily need a Business Class seat on an East - to - West flight, it's up to you to think about work productivity
in Economy versus Business.
Indeed, her resume more closely resembled the just graduated from college, rather than the polished, professional look of a resume you'd expect from a 42 - year - old sales - operations professional with 15 - plus years of
experience at exceeding goals and closing deals
in the midst of the
worst economy in decades.
In my
experience these homeowners are frustrated, and feel like it's them against (whoever - the bank - the market - the
economy... pick your
bad guy and insert here).