Sentences with phrase «folks in the industry who»

Like other folks in the industry who've been reluctant...

Like other folks in the industry who've been reluctant to talk substantively in public, though, he didn't tell us much about Audience Partners» intentions.

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Not exact matches

«The people who understand those dynamics are the next group of folks that will be reshaping all industries,» says Chamath Palihapitiya, a former Facebook executive from Toronto who founded the Silicon Valley venture capital powerhouse Social + Capital Partners in 2011.

The hope is that by making the robot cheaper, it'll open up the world of biotech to not only those developing medications but to folks that don't come from traditional biotech backgrounds who might be interested in applying biotech to their industry, like fashion and food.

Compare that to the folks in the back who get... well, there's a reason some in the industry refer to coach passengers as «self - loading freight.»

They looked for amazing products, companies with the potential to have huge social impact, tremendous growth, trend - setters, industry disrupters — folks who were just irresistibly cool in some way.

This is a super easy way to discover who is talking about your industry and related products in general, and to identify the folks interested in (and talking about) your specific company and products too.

«Yeah, there are some folks [in the pharma industry] who may pursue this,» he said.

That's why, when it comes to staffing, management prefers to recruit folks who have never worked in the industry before.

At Fast Company's Innovation Uncensored event last week in New York City, Paul English, the co-founder and CTO of popular travel site Kayak.com explained that when it comes to staffing his company with techies he prefers to hire folks with no travel industry experience who have shown exceptional ability in another area — say, Olympic - level athletics.

Other reports cite problems for boomers in the hospitality industry who had their retirement plans put on hold due to the recession, in that these folks are looking for ongoing work even in physically demanding roles that they may not be equipped to fulfill.

Indeed, the feds caught Seminerio on tape telling ex-Assemblyman Brian McLaughlin (who was also put away for corruption) that he got into the «consulting» business after watching folks in the health - care industry — Rosen, specifically — get rich off of state funds that he helped secure.

I made it pretty painfully clear that the industry I'm targeting is the JUICE FAST industry — that is, the folks who charge suckers clients hundreds of dollars for some gloried V8 juice and make claims that have all been proven to be complete bullshit, by me, in this very article.

Dead Meet tries to make the process easier by helping folks who work in the industry, connect.

Also for the gentleman who asked the question as to whether or not I am in the movie for at least 30 minutes, As well as most folks in the industry are aware of that's always a director's decision, I am not privy to what happens in the editing room.

They knew who you were and what you stood for; the mentors and industry folks were in the room with you because they wanted to be.

It's an automotive carnival, and the fortunate folks who attend (the SEMA Show is open to only those employed in the industry) are offered countless opportunities to learn from, interact with and marvel at the myriad features and festivities.

My suggestions would be similar to what you shared: With so much «noise» out there, the loudest voices are not always the ones with the most accurate information, so folks should do due diligence and educate themselves with the book industry by following and listening to individuals who've been in this «space» a long time and have a great track record of solid experience and sound advice.

My husband is in the financial services industry and he's fells the same way as you about NDA from folks who are SURE he should be selling their product.

But I also think that this year, 2015, is gonna pretty much put the nail in the coffin for the old way of thinking, because the «othered» books, and the audiences for those books, and the creators of those books, are dominating any real discussion of the medium AND the industry, and the folks who haven't gotten with the program look foolish as hell.

Not lighting torches for scanlators, many folks who work in the industry started out as that or fan - subbers, it's in our blood, we love it, but we can't encourage a culture of pure piracy.

For those interested in her full bio, you can read her Amazon author page, but the short version is that she's sold over 3 million books, is a force to be reckoned with in the industry, and is one of only three folks I know of who have done paper - only deals with trad publishers.

My main concern is that I meet so many of our good indie folks who have so little concept of the industry and its processes — even the processes that are based in traditions needing updates, like parts of our trade shows.

On the other hand, of course, there are many, many self - publishing folks who don't have as good a handle on traditional publishing as you do because they haven't had your extensive experience in that part of the industry.

This type of proposal is often used by seasonal workers — people in the construction industry are a good example of folks who can benefit from this type of proposal as they generally have higher incomes in the warmer months.

They both have over three decades of experience and all of the investment folks who support them at Gargoyle have at least 20 years of experience in the industry.

As a result, the industry is largely unregulated and includes a mixture of trainers from very different backgrounds and experience levels, ranging from folks who simply like dogs and have had success training their own dog, to educated professionals who understand advanced concepts in obedience training and behavior modification.

These veteran developers will be joined by the best rhythm game devs in the industry, folks who've shipped dozens of AAA titles.

About a year ago, at another point when I was considering digging into Destiny, I was added to a Facebook group for folks who were in or adjacent to the local games industry and enjoyed playing the game together.

From March 2016 to April 2016, the International Game Developers Association surveyed 1,186 people who work in the games industry to try and figure out what that world's makeup actually looks like, the results suggest game companies are failing to reach out to most folks beyond straight, white men.

Mega64 always makes a point to honor indies at the Game Developers Conference each year with a video, and this year the comedy video team produced this touching tribute to the folks who turned in their indie jackets for a stable job and full benefits in the gaming industry.

As we noted last week, it's about the politics of «the handful of folks who profit off of the oil, coal and gas extraction industries, and the personal pain theywould like to avoid in cutting into a single cent of the most profitable industry the world has ever known.»

«That makes it more difficult for folks like us, who say we want to create the jobs and opportunity in the new industry, but we don't want to do it at the expense of water quality and quality of life.»

The folk in the nuclear industry are those who took the hard classes, studied while others partied, persevered in the toughest environments, so we could have clean energy.

The Sedona Conference is a group of attorneys and judges and people in the industry and folks who regularly come together to try to help shape the guidelines and the federal courts look to Sedona a lot for shaping the rules of civil procedures as it relates to ediscovery.

Here, you'll «Meet the Producers,» bloggers covering Seattle's big producers of the day: Microsoft, Starbucks, and the aerospace industry; and run into «Locals,» legal bloggers grown right here in Seattle; «Out of Towners,» friends (I won't call them «tourists») from outside the Emerald City; «International Visitors,» folks who have traveled a long way to get here; and «Buskers,» bloggers who write about music.

In - house folks are invaluable in understanding the needs of the business itself, but they should be paired with outside technical expertise who can translate the needs of the business into technical specifications that are clear and written in the industry standard languagIn - house folks are invaluable in understanding the needs of the business itself, but they should be paired with outside technical expertise who can translate the needs of the business into technical specifications that are clear and written in the industry standard languagin understanding the needs of the business itself, but they should be paired with outside technical expertise who can translate the needs of the business into technical specifications that are clear and written in the industry standard languagin the industry standard language.

In an email statement to the Globe and Mail, Malon Edwards of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (the folks who regulate the insurance industry in Ontario), said that about 45 per cent of Ontario auto insurer's already offer a winter tire discounIn an email statement to the Globe and Mail, Malon Edwards of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (the folks who regulate the insurance industry in Ontario), said that about 45 per cent of Ontario auto insurer's already offer a winter tire discounin Ontario), said that about 45 per cent of Ontario auto insurer's already offer a winter tire discount.

Since launch and to this date, our number one product in terms of new business has been term life insurance, which I think has surprised some folks who know the industry.

Another day, another solid deal for folks who still believe in Sony's smartphone design prowess and the Japanese company's general commitment to the hyper - competitive mobile industry.

I also work with a different subset of clients who work in service industries, or professions that are woefully undercompensated; these include nurses» aides, law enforcement professionals, electricians, building superintendents and customer service folks.

With 15 years of executive recruiting (in the medical sales and marketing arena) and over 5 years of coaching folks around the world (Thailand, England, France, Russia, Singapore, UAE, Mexico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea), I've worked with executives at all levels, in all kinds of industries — from CEOs of big banks to CTOs of companies that have hundreds of thousands of SKUs to the VP level, Director level, folks who are in every area of the company (finance, operations, sales, marketing, customer support, IT, etc.).

However, folks like me who are outspokenly blunt with their assessments of what might ail an industry are not usually welcomed into large bureaucratic organizations that operate on a relatively slow moving schedule regarding changes of strategy and modus operandi (But kudos to RECO for changing its strategy and upping the game in the first place).

Recognize we are planning the future for folks who are not yet in the industry and in order to get there, we will need the approval of our members, half of whom likely won't be in the business in five years.

Because, first, the very people who need to establish themselves quickly in the industry, the newbies, of whom there are always far, far too many at any given time, can not, with all honesty, hold themselves out as being trusted advisors unless they have an extensive pre-Realtor background in various related real estate venues... the guts of the thing just aren't there for these folks.

(This is not always the case, obviously, but it is a prevailing attitude in the collective mind - set of the public... I'm defending my choice of working within this industry all the time... I sometimes get into some heated exchanges with folks as I stand up for the fact that there are many good folks in this business; but I do have to concede that there are also those who don't belong here, especially to those folks who tell me why they think negatively of our industry; it always boils down to one or more personal negative experiences, and if not that, to stories that they have heard about same from other disillusioned consumers.