Sentences with phrase «judge company reputation»

In addition, 92 per cent of job seekers judge company reputation as a crucial element in their decision making process when evaluating new job opportunities, according to the sixth annual Hays Oil & Gas Salary Guide.

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Reputation is often judged by the company one keeps.

The court of public opinion is already judging ExxonMobil harshly; one would think that a company this big and this old would not have to be reminded that it is against its own long - term interests to «win the legal argument at the expense of its reputation and the public's trust.»

Some of those accounts may be spammers, which is bad news for legitimate email marketers because the ISP's, filtering services and corporate IT folks are increasingly judging your email reputation by the company you keep on your mail server.

Maybe they've been practicing for so long that they have earned a reputation with local insurance companies and judges.

There was a large fine, but its reputation was restored, and the company was praised by law enforcement and the judge,» she adds.

It may be thought that things have to get pretty desperate before a company hires not lawyers, but a whole judge, to try and salvage its reputation.

Armed with a list of potential Wheat Ridge car insurance companies, you can take a closer look at each one, judging them by their price, coverage and reputation among customers.

He says that although the new company expects to see others copying the idea, «that's when our reputation will come in — it's one of the reasons why we have been so careful with the judging and receiving of the money... that's what we hope will give us an edge on imitators.»