Sentences with phrase «facts like company»

8) Point out facts like company background, and how you can fit into the company's mission and vision.

pairs this behavioral score with a demographic score that includes hard facts like company size, contact's job title and location.

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«In fact, founders like Michael probably have spent more time with their company than their kids.

She's vocal about the fact that it costs a lot more than shirts from a company like H&M specifically because she only uses sustainable goods and ethical practices when it comes to the workers.

Naysayers make some good points, but the fact is people like reading about the world's most valuable company.

In fact, according to the Aberdeen group, 84 percent of sales reps achieve quotas if their company has adopted a «best - in - class» sales enablement program that includes things like content, technology, and sales methodology or training.

He also likes the fact that a portion of the company's revenue comes from subscriptions.

Smith likes to emphasize the fact that at a smaller company, there's more opportunity to make an impact and less bureaucracy to deal with.

Though Skinner had cleaned up and modernized restaurants and layered in new revenue drivers like McCafé beverages and extended hours, the company failed to address the fact that the McDonald's customer was evolving, says Larry Light, a consultant who was the company's global chief marketing officer until 2005.

Although companies like Netscape and Google are almost always presented as radically innovative start - ups, out to change the world from day one, the fact is, they began as incremental improvements, executed at opportune moments.

In fact, there's a good chance that your business, or even your department, would get a good deal of value from a speech like this — as companies ranging from Cisco to General Motors to Johnson & Johnson have learned.

In fact, companies like this and the Four Seasons have come to appreciate that they can actually charge more for their products and services because they have wrapped them in that appealing customer service wrapper.

In fact, I'd go so far as to say that more than half of all big - company hires like this fail inside a growing company.

The inherent problems with MBO go - shops include the fact that «incumbent management has the best insight into the company's value, or at least is perceived to,» and many prospective buyers are reluctant to outbid an insider, like Michael Dell, out of fear of being branded as a hostile takeover artist.

In fact, this is the very thing that a company like Airbnb seems poised to help out with.

In fact, these days, the students are more quickly becoming the teachers as companies going through the millennial workplace revolution are getting their 18 to 35 - year - old employees to teach generation Xers and baby boomers a thing or two about integrating tools like social media and crowd sourcing into their modus operandi.

The fact that video is one of the few places where media companies can still make money becomes obvious when you see how many places are banking on it for growth, whether it's Facebook ramping up its live video offerings or services like Genius pivoting to focus on it.

The fact that companies that make products like Marlboro and Camel cigarettes are now paying for campaigns discouraging their use may seem like karmic irony.

It's that mentality that leads to blog posts like «Interesting Facts About [insert random subject]» and, my personal favorite, the classic» [insert number] Reasons You Need My Company.»

He liked the fact that the company would repair the vest if it ever got damaged.

Alidina says that many companies have developed their own metrics for social media, but Crowdbabble is banking on the fact that much in - house data analysis of social media won't be able to dig down as deep as specialist analytics firms can, especially as sites like Instagram and Pinterest become data - mining sites for marketers.

In fact, some of the most well - known companies in the world — like Apple, Hershey's and Ford Motor Company — started as home - based businesses.

What would seem like a logical conclusion — as companies slashed costs and laid off staff, they would turn increasingly to temp solutions until the economy rebounded — was not, in fact, the case.

Shareholders hit Buffett with questions about predatory lending practices at Berkshire - owned Clayton Homes; his partnership with 3G Capital, which is notorious for its layoffs and cost cutting; and the fact that many of his investments are in companies that produce products that are high in processed sugars, like Coke and ketchup, at a time when many are worried about obesity.

In fact, having a telecom company like Verizon (VZ) running a publisher like the Huffington Post doesn't just seem unlikely — it seems like a terrible fit for a number of reasons, and there are probably many journalists at both HuffPo and TechCrunch who are fervently hoping that Verizon sees it that way as well.

The company has taken a number of steps to try to stamp out fake news, including setting up a process whereby it takes fact - checking and verification efforts from third - party outlets like Politifact and Snopes, and shows users when a particular story is being questioned or has been debunked.

There are few companies that have personified the internet age, as is illustrated by the fact that «to Google something» is now common parlance, like «to Xerox a document.»

The fact that so many big companies like Target, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and insurance giant Anthem are being hacked proves that «Cyber security is one of the biggest problems in the world,» Teller said.

It lists 26 facts you probably didn't know about the technology company, like:

He says the fact that the Greater Toronto Area has a huge food - processing sector didn't make much of a difference for a company like his, which deals in raw goods.

What made the man's story so compelling — major news organizations like The Independent and CNBC all covered it — was the fact that he said that he had erased his company with a single line of code.

It's widely diversified across almost every conceivable industry, is largely immune to the sorts of technological changes that could still wipe Google off the map due to fact profits come from selling stuff like ketchup, jewelry, insurance, furniture, railroad freight services, and more (though management is smart enough to realize this so the technology giant has been making investments in everything from medical to energy companies).

The facts are not right here, energy is cheap that means the cost of manufacturing and transporting of goods is low, food and consumers staples already more affordable, so what if a few American oil companies going out of business.the cost of producing oil in middle east is less than $ 10 / bl and we were paying more than $ 140 / bl for it, with that huge profit margin the big oil companies and oil producing nations became richer and the rest of us left behind, with the oil price this low the oil giants don't want to reduce the price at pump even a penny, because they are so greedy.worst case scenario is some CEOs bonuses might drop from $ 20 million to $ 15 millions I am sure they will survive.in terms of the stock market it always bounces back, after all it's just a casino like game.

But, I like the fact that I personally own the real estate, rather than work for a company that owns the real estate.

Because startup investors are ostensibly focused on technology companies, the fact that most professional venture capitalists have a background in engineering (electrical, mechanical and industrial engineering mostly, but there are some more niche areas like nuclear engineering represented here) or technical subjects (like information systems and materials science) is predictable.

In fact, part of why I like the state crowdfunding alternatives (alternatives to JOBS Act Title III) is that they seem to take more of the approach that people want to back small companies for reasons that are as compelling or more compelling than the prospect of financial return.

Now the last conference has come and gone with no plan to raise the limit, some companies (like Coinbase and BTCC) have woken up to the fact that they got played.

Chelsea Galicia, a 33 - year - old nonprofit executive director in a black V - neck jumpsuit, likes the fact that SheEO might give her a chance to back socially responsible companies.

I had no idea what the company did except for the fact that Internet + China in December 1999 sounded like a fantastic idea during one of the greatest bubbles of our times.

In fact, for a company like P&G, it is much more likely that her tastes will determine its future than those of the Americans around whom the company was built.

In fact, much of the world doesn't even currently have the telecommunications infrastructure for suitable Internet access; a condition that companies like Facebook have vowed to fix by bringing another 5 billion people online.

Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) sounds like a name that should belong to a space rocket company, but in fact, Stratasys is one of the biggest names in 3D printing (and the name we have been following here at The Motley Fool the longest).

The Volvo XC90s will have the «core» technology — like redundant processors — needed to enable autonomous driving, to which the ride - hail company will add some of its own technology after the fact.

What's fantastic about Enbridge (and companies like it) is the fact that it doesn't rely very much on the pricing of commodities like natural gas, which can obviously be quite volatile.

Companies with a certain cachet, like SpaceX, naturally attract their share of applicants these days — in fact, in 2015 SpaceX's internship program was flooded with 39,000 individuals, of which less than 2 % were offered positions.

The fact that another retailer — even a small regional one — is able to compete and sometimes beat Walmart on prices, while also operating well - organized stores staffed by workers who enjoy their jobs, like their employer and genuinely want the company to be successful?

In fact, top dividend - paying companies like Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), and 3M (NYSE: MMM) have consistently converted 15 % or more of their revenues into free cash flows (FCF).

Just like the Small cap growth index, the main risk with the Small - Cap value index is the fact that we're investing in small - cap companies.

You could have bought excellent companies like Conoco Phillips and got a yield of over 5 % plus this company has a solid history of raising their dividend... in fact they did so just recently.