Sentences with phrase «experience of instant gratification»

For many of us, the most appealing aspect of social media is the experience of instant gratification and the feeling of being connected and liked by others.

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Certain established retailers have trained their customers to anticipate a different sort of instant gratification as part of the shopping experience.

In his keynote at Modern Customer Experience, Shashi Seth, SVP of Oracle Marketing Cloud, said that shift to revenue goals reflects the changed world we live in — a cord - cut world where users spend more time on technology, more time in their social spaces, more time seeking instant gratification.

The dominant functions of television, combined with the pressure on stations to maximize their audience, has shaped television programming in America in several characteristic ways: it has led away from in - depth, demanding analyses to an oversimplification of issues and their solutions; it has fed the desire for instant gratification of needs rather than disciplined resolution; and it has tended toward the sensationalization of events and experiences.

Marna Thall: If you've never experienced it or if it's been many, many years, then the instant gratification is quite different, so — so I say the way I balance it and look at all of it is — is one, knowing the person, really getting a sense of who this person is that they're not just — I'm not just putting them through a system without knowing who they are and then looking at these different components and trying to balance them on and — and calibrate them because most people, they're usually just a few tweaks.

Although the online dating spotlight has been hogged by teenagers who have demanded faster, less personal, and instant gratification with the coming of online dating apps, that doesn't mean seniors can't benefit from online tools and experience success.

I've had books in the top 100 in both ebook and print format, and the feedback loop is much more powerful in ebook in my experience (maybe because of instant gratification, maybe because of lower price, maybe something else).

Humans tend not to plan for the long - term preferring the instant gratification of short - term thinking so it seems to me that we are destined to experience the ecological phenomenon of overshoot and collapse.

We have got into the habit of experiencing instant gratification.

Job searching today can be a long and protracted experience full of disappointment, especially for millennials, who are used to instant gratification.