Sentences with phrase «human company so»

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So with Sandberg's aim in mind, how should companies develop policies that make the most sense for their employees, especially if you have a growing a business and are too small to retain the human resources capacity that a big corporation would have?

Dennis Mortensen, the CEO of the company that created Amy Ingram, x.ai, told me earlier this month that some people have been so convinced she is human, they've even sent her flowers, whiskey, and chocolates.

* The RBL Group and firms like it provide advice on human resources, leadership, and organization and so might be more helpful in scaling your company culture as you grow.

Danny Hewitt, 31, Liberty's co-founder and «vice president of guerilla marketing,» auditioned several companies to join his street corner campaign, going so far as to have an AArrow spinner face off with one of his human statues outside a Liberty Tax office.

While giving «working notice» is common, you can't expect them to perform any duties for the company when they have no motivation to do so, says Christian Coderington, senior manager of operations for B.C.'s Human Resources Management Association.

Traditional dog food starts with poor quality ingredients (waste from the human food industry) and is processed so heavily by extrusion that it is necessary for companies to add synthetic vitamins to sell food as «complete and balanced.»

So the CEO of HR America, a human - resources - outsourcing company based in Fort Wayne, Ind., found a solution: he requires employees to fill out a problem - solving form before they seek his help.

Notification abuse is just one example of a larger challenge among so many new tech companies — companies that have seized on the latest hacks of human psychology and the pseudoscience of A / B testing to create highly optimized, highly manipulative products.

Companies like TaskRabbit, which now has 35 employees, don't have the resources to bring on a full - time human resources staffer, so they need to get creative when they want to grow.

«The way humans shop and buy has fundamentally changed so it's time for companies to adapt accordingly,» says author Dharmesh Shah, CTO of Hubspot.

Many companies are so streamlined these days that if a manager leaves suddenly or is terminated, often there aren't other qualified permanent employees available to step into the role or get the job done, says Frances Randle, managing director of the interim management practice at Knightsbridge Human Capital Solutions.

So, ask yourself: Would the company want this information out there if the company were a human being?

Kenneth Freeman, Ambius» head of innovation, has been with the company since the 1990s and has since evolved his understanding of why humans are drawn to keeping plants in indoor environments and why doing so improves health and well - being.

So they exist out there and they usually try, if they're entrepreneurs, they build companies that are trying to do the next big thing or trying to make huge changes in human behavior.

Amazon's Mechanical Turk is a platform where companies can hire users to perform «Human Intelligence Tasks» — intuitive operations like labeling images, or weeding out duplicate data, that, so far, we are still better at than computers — for fractions of a penny apiece.

Philipp Schindler, Google's chief business officer, said in an interview this week that like Facebook, his company believed the internet was so vast that machine learning had to work hand - in - hand with human reviewers to improve vetting.

There is so much new science emerging around health and human longevity, and what companies and individuals are doing with it is unbelievable.

Yandex could also improve its commitments to users» privacy by clarifying its handling of user information, and giving users clear options to control what information the company collects and shares, and for how long it retains it, so that people can better understand the privacy, security, and human rights risks associated with Yandex services.

They bring students into «the company of great souls» (TRL 11), confront them with «the questions that are central to human existence» (TRL 29), and so by the universality of that encounter provide them with a common heritage that serves as «the glue that binds together our pluralistic nation» (TRL 30).

As for me, I can't believe in an human - like being that designed and jump - started the universe 13.8 billion years ago and set aside a planet for His special favorite creations, so He'd have someone to keep Him company and sing songs praising Him, then gave Bronze Age hermits a book of His orders to mankind that includes «thou shalt not round thy head nor cut thy beard» on penalty of eternal suffering... just CA N'T, any more than I can force myself to believe the world rests on the back of giant turtle.

Mainly, because in all the verbiage about freedoms of beliefs there is something so important, so blatantly acute yet everyone do not even mention it, except - oh genial me: Why would anyone in the whole world support any type of creed / belief / religion where a whole lot of humans — as in millions of human women — are not allowed to go to school, to even just read and write - less become a teacher, doctor, lawyer, president of their own companies, their own countries, mutilated by the millions when they reach puberty, WHY is this allowed?

We had a pleasant interview with the managers and expressed our surprise that a company so efficient and successful would pay such low wages and be so negligent in providing the essential human services of housing, latrines and water.

We encourage any good causes looking to corporate sponsorship to put ethical policies in place so they do not become tainted by association with companies that abuse human rights and the environment.»

And so, since the risks of poorly - prepared infant formula are so high, the commercial formulas that formula companies produce are probably the best alternative to human milk we have.

So I am very familiar with how this company abuses human rights and the environment and the strategies it uses to divert criticism of its activities.

Szyf has cofounded a company, MethylGene, that so far has developed two epigenetic cancer drugs with promising results in human trials.

That is why we can find the so - called technofossils or traces of human activity on the beaches, in this case the industrial waste of international companies which helps to calculate the age of the beachrock.»

So I searched for an alternative, and in 2001, I obtained a grant in collaboration with a start - up company to work on the prototyping of microinstrumentation for surgical and implantation purposes in humans.

For the past few years, tech companies and academic researchers have been trying to build so - called neuromorphic computer architectures — chips that mimic the human brain's ability to be both analytical and intuitive in order to deliver context and meaning to large amounts of data.

Where better to learn about human milk, he reasoned, than at a company so keen to mimic it?

So we know that chimpanzees represent our closest living animal relatives, and they and their human line, sort of, parted company about six million years ago.

«This is such a diverse organization, we want people who bring a different perspective and understanding, so we can expand globally,» explains Susan Bunz, human resources and corporate services vice president at Pioneer Hi - Bred, a Dupont business, the plant genetics company that ranked # 4 this year (a big leap from # 19 in 2010).

So how did the poultry industry get hooked on drugs that are dangerous to the health of both humans and companies?

So to test the process in humans, HCI scientists worked with a biotechnology company that was developing a Ron inhibitor - an oral drug that blocks the activity of Ron.

The negative side is that cepstral coefficients reflect the geometry of the human vocal tract, but we are not too different from one another, so the system tends to make false hits,» says Peter French from the University of York, president of the International Association for Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics (IAFPA) and director of J.P. French Associates, the main forensic phonetics company in the U.K. «I believe that automatic systems should be combined with human intervention,» French says.

Ultraviolet Light UV light is not discernible to humans, but many bat species are sensitive to it, so several researchers and companies are studying how to use the light to keep bats away from turbines.

Following this path, Rothberg says the company will be able to sequence complete human genomes for $ 1000 by 2013: «It's so scalable... the $ 1000 genome is inevitable.»

The drug company hires chemists to alter the structure of human hormones in the laboratory so the drug company can obtain a patent on the new chemical structure, which is a new drug.

The drug companies hire chemists to alter the structure of human hormones in the laboratory so the drug company can obtain a patent on the new chemical structure, which is a new drug.

So, they just accept the results of these companies, who bring to the FDA saying, «we found that our product, our food is good, no problems for humans to use it or eat it».

Do not buy HGH without a prescription, either from online companies or other individuals — only a doctor can determine whether or not you need human growth hormones, and if so, how much you require

Animal and human research has demonstrated that you can decrease by fifty percent DNA damage exposure to radiation and they had nothing to with it so they created a supplement company in Nashville, Tennessee and they sell them.

Robotiq's mission is to free human hands from tedious tasks so companies and workers can focus where they truly create value.

Tensions between the human and alien population are running thin so the private company Multi-National United (MNU), who have a commercial interest in harnessing the alien technology for weaponry, are sent in to relocate the aliens.

The primary difference is that the giant animals are accustomed to physical activity, so when the evil business executive who spearheaded the development of the dangerous pathogens decides to call them «home» (i.e., the skyscraper where the company is located in Chicago, Illinois), rampant destruction and widespread human slaughter awaits as the animals kill their way to the big city.

How long he's been working for the company, if he's ever had any kind of serious relationship in the past, and even what, if anything, has happened to him in his past to make him so unwilling to share some part of himself with another human being are all left unresolved.

Having turned the volume up to 11, however, that leaves more than 100 minutes to be filled with something, and so Robert Rodriguez and company have elected to do more of the same, stringing together bite - sized exploitation stand - bys — beheadings, gushing blood, machine - gun brassieres, beheadings, martial arts performed by clones, a ticking bomb sewn to a human heart, beheadings, angry prostitutes, an undercover beauty queen, beheadings, Mexican jokes, Charlie Sheen as the U.S. President, Mel Gibson as a brilliant tech villain who claims he can see the future, and more beheadings — and pretending that the plot matters one iota.

It doesn't help that he's forced to spout inanities («I want to write plays about human life»), but his line readings are so earnest and overly pronounced that it feels like he's just joined a small - town am - dram company and this is his first performance.

This is your chance to add a human element to the online training news release so that readers feel compelled to learn more about you and your company.

So «geographic clustering» (Hartford, Bridgeport, Harlem) will allow Dr. Perry's Charter School Management Company to make efficient use of «human resources.»