Sentences with phrase «jumping in»

Instead, explore it and monitor the conversations customers are having about you or relevant topics before jumping in.

A great many put off jumping in and starting a business because of the things they think they lack.

They take the time to think about decisions before jumping in, and afterward, actively reflect to gain deeper insight into what worked and what didn't.

Big brands are jumping in first, followed by the long tail,» Johar says.

«We know Amazon is jumping in with two feet now,» says Cooper Smith, director of Amazon research at digital branding intelligence firm L2.

The first thing passengers see after security is smiling L.A. locals jumping in slow motion on the Bon Voyage Wall, explains Samuelson, leaning over a miniature version of the terminal miniature that takes up a room of the hidden penthouse studio.

Swad cautions entrepreneurs who would follow his example that they need to engage with a community — and examine its needs — before jumping in.

Dalio's rule takes things out of the vague domain of etiquette and into the harsh light of numbers - two minutes is all you get, but you have a right to that time without a pushy colleague jumping in.

The two - minute rule specifies that you have to give someone that uninterrupted period to explain their thinking before jumping in with your own.

Despite the risks and the fears of a «bitcoin bubble,» Sequoia and Huang are jumping in.

She re-iterates the fact that the working professionals - turned entrepreneurs prefer taking calculated risks rather than resort to jumping in directly to bigger bets.

Why not spend a few weeks (or months) understanding the market and customers before jumping in?

Yes, I'm talking about parking your thoughts and avoiding jumping in and finishing the other person's sentence or waiting impatiently for your chance to respond.

It's just that you might get easily frustrated that they don't have your same sense of jumping in, taking action, and asking questions later.

The number one piece of advice shared by guests on my show is to find an opportunity to work within the industry, technology or business model you are considering before jumping in.

Jumping in but not staying in.

When the rest of the sales team sees the sales manager jumping in to provide additional assistance, it's a motivating and welcome sight for everyone else.

If you want feedback on your IPO plan before jumping in, consider taking advantage of new freedoms established by the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, which was enacted by the federal government in April 2012.

Learning and growing in your role comes from jumping in for opportunities that match your personal and professional values.

Employers are looking for passion and a willingness to learn, so grads should focus on jumping in and trying to take on the new challenges that come their way in their first job.

When you return to work, keep those stories of hiking the Inca Trail, bungee jumping in New Zealand and wine tastings in Tuscany to yourself — nobody wants to hear about them.

Maybe that's jumping in to find a replacement for the person who left or even worse, take charge of your R&D team.

We're very well protected in the trucks, and every precaution is taken, but when you're jumping in the air and sometimes landing upside down — well, you could probably compare that to getting in a car wreck every weekend.

Even the major credit card issuers are jumping in now.

Right after the transition, I found myself jumping in a lot at meetings.

At this stage of the game, test the market by wading in, not jumping in feet first.

Target's free shipping offer is part of another trend: jumping in on the holiday season as early as possible.

(Berkshire Class A shares now trade for about $ 322,000, an ante that tends to dissuade short - termers and speculators from jumping in and out.)

Investing for a future large purchase, your retirement, or to simply build your wealth is a smart financial decision, but factors such as lack of general knowledge and high costs of investing often deter people from jumping in the investment world.

And just as you would with a potential spouse, you better ask the big questions before jumping in.

Politely let your new employer know that you're excited to start but that you want to make sure you have more context before jumping in.

Here are four things to consider before jumping in.

I love jumping in on a conversation about getting the right virtual phone system.

But as with all businesses in which passion is a driving factor, jumping in too quickly is a common error.

Though the 3 million jump in subscribers over a period of just a few months is notable, Apple Music hasn't gained enough traction to threaten streaming music leader Spotify — at least not yet.

Pfizer posted slightly higher sales and a 14 percent jump in profit in the first quarter, thanks to lower restructuring costs and a much - lower tax rate, but its revenue still missed Wall Street expectations.

Wall Street expects another huge jump in Amazon's revenue, but lower profits, compared with last year, when the company reports its first - quarter earnings on Thursday.

Google trends data show a big jump in searches for hygge beginning in October 2016.

Wynne also appointed a panel last month to examine those proposals, which included a jump in the HST, a five - cent - a-litre regional gas tax, a $ 350 - million - a-year business parking levy and $ 100 million a year in development charges.

Shipbuilder Austal reported a big jump in profit for the first half of the financial year, while it is still unsure of what its exact role will be in the upcoming $ 3 billion offshore patrol vessel build program.

However, the Institute for Supply Management survey also showed a jump in raw material costs, with steel and other prices increasing due to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

The most important was that the jump in Canadian borrowing costs has nothing to do with conditions in Canada, in their opinion.

Revenue also beat estimates, powered by an 18 percent jump in new orders.

He said: «I soon learned the art that if I let Coke know that Pepsi were definitely in, that Coke would then jump in.

«Google has jumped in feet - first and assumed the ability to gather all this information is only good and should be maximized,» says Simpson.

Industry insiders privately speculate that the strain on the talent pool of line producers and technical, craft and stunt crew members has been a factor in what seems to be a jump in the number of on - set accidents in recent months.

It's human nature to want to help people, but what a lot of us don't realize is that when we jump in with advice or a solution, we're shutting the other person down and destroying trust.

Don't jump in too quickly to fill the silence.

Perth - based Cedar Woods Properties looks set to keep annual profits in line with 2012 takings after reporting a jump in half - year earnings.

Eastern State Penitentiary has a 16 - foot - high bar graph, showing the dramatic jump in the prison population, due to expanded definitions of crimes and longer, mandatory sentencing for nonviolent offenses, notes Sean Kelley, Eastern State senior vice president.