Sentences with phrase «good crisis»

One of the first rules of good crisis management is to get ahead of the problem.

There's no reason to waste a perfectly good crisis, even if you have to invent one to make a strong argument for it.

These included the need for better crisis management, a holistic approach to suicide prevention and that connection to Culture holds the key to reducing the toll of suicides.

We need better crisis management.

«The benefits have been huge,» Jackson claims, including better crisis management, better work and a very low risk of burnout.

«Best crisis managers are not what you would expect.»

Each and every person working with OCT knows all too well the crisis that we face if climate change does not become the most important issue on the national, and indeed global, stage.

¥ Strong knowledge of fire safety codes and regulations ¥ Solid familiarity with fire equipment and tools ¥ Highly adept at identifying safety hazards ¥ Certified in First Aid and CPR ¥ Very good crisis management and problem solving skills ¥ Excellent observational skills ¥ Great communications abilities

It calls for better crisis management and contingency planning (including early warning systems and evacuation), reconstruction planning, and international collaboration, especially when poor countries are affected (or when small countries are hit, since for them it can be the entire national economy that is stalled by a flood, making them unable to manage the recovery and reconstruction).

Remember, good crisis management comes down to good communication, so do the preventative legwork now and save your business — and yourself — a massive headache down the road.

I believe that the best leaders never waste a good crisis because it affords you the chance to make the kind of large wholesale changes you organization needs that you've also been putting off for too long.

When Conagra President and CEO Sean Connolly took the helm of the packaged food company, he said to himself, «Let's not waste a good crisis.»

Among the messages that are invariably part of any good crisis response:

Patrick says his best crisis control step was one he'd taken months before, when his management team held a strategic planning meeting to talk about worst case scenarios.

The wisdom of Winston Churchill, who once quipped that you should never let a good crisis go to waste, clearly hasn't been lost on federal Finance minister Joe Oliver, who's already made considerable hay out of falling oil prices.

It's too bad that Congress wasted a good crisis.

Rahm Emanuel famously said, «Never let a good crisis go to waste.»

Churchill is reputed to have said it first, but it came into contemporary politics through that old Clintonian, Rahm Emmanuel: Never let a good crisis go to waste.

Numerous questions pose themselves for political economists about the crisis — enough (never waste a good crisis) to keep PhDs engaged for a generation.

But the governor is not one to let a good crisis go to waste.

Today the gap between the two leaders has narrowed: 34 per cent picked Brown as the best crisis PM and 28 per cent picked Cameron.

Ravitch's loopy rant is Rahm Emanuel's «Never let a good crisis go to waste» philosophy taken to an obscene level.

To paraphrase Rahm Emanuel, the teacher union leaders never let a good crisis — even if it's a fraudulent one — go to waste.

I'm waiting for Substance to publish in more detail Vallas's racist moves in Philly and New Orleans where he destroyed the public schools after Hurrican Katrina — he being not one to let a good crisis go to waste.

As Rahm Emanuel said in 2008, «You never want a good crisis to go to waste.»

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The White House has said as much: «Never let a good crisis go to waste.»

As Mr. Emanuel says, «Don't let a good crisis go to waste.»

BRUSSELS (Reuters)- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told an audience Friday «never waste a good crisis,» and highlighted the opportunity of rebuilding economies in a greener, less energy - intensive way.

«Never waste a good crisis... Don't waste it when it can have a very positive impact on climate change and energy security,» she said.

Never wanting to waste a good crisis, «consumer interests eventually entered the lexicon among those who supported the reforms.»

There is a saying: «never waste a good crisis».

I wonder what Sir Winston Churchill would say if we let a good crisis go to waste.

However in the meantime what may be a crisis for the many remains an opportunity for the few — after all why waste a good crisis.