Sentences with phrase «let know»

Fortunately, your handlebars start vibrating to let you know there's a problem.

(If I'm mistaken, let me know.)

You can set up Google Alerts to let you know of any relevant events that might be coming up on the calendar.

Still, it didn't take much prodding to get dozens of people of all generations to email me and let me know what speaking habits they think Millennials need to stop using now — at least at work.

If you have any questions, let me know.

I was trying to empower my employees — to let them know they could make decisions on their own, without me.»

Let them know what you're doing, what your goals are, and exactly how you intend to achieve those goals.

Look for Apple to discuss its new features, including an improved battery health indicator, and let us know when the free update makes its way to iPhones and iPads.

«Outstanding service» may just mean that, compared to what we're used to, the guy at the auto repair shop actually called to let you know that your car was ready.

But after some small talk, your manager says he wants to let you know your bonus for this year.

Let me know what you think about Tesla in the comments below, or feel free to email me at mchafkin at inc dot com — about Tesla or anything else about innovation.)

While there's no neatly quotable statistic for entrepreneurs being screwed over by idea - stealers (if you have one please let me know), it's really not a common occurrence and, it shouldn't be something you let govern your decision - making, here's why:

If there is news relevant to their industry, let them know.

One favourite trick was to show the players videos with some not particularly subtle messages, such as The Wizard of Oz (to let them know they were lacking brains, courage and heart) or the Talking Heads» «Once in a Lifetime» (to make them cherish the moment).

Let them know that if what you describe isn't a good fit, it's okay.

Given his penchant for secrecy and surprise and his proven brilliance, it's a fair bet that he'll let us know when he's good and ready.

You can tell them how the intermediate course builds seamlessly on the beginner course and let them know it's practically a necessity now that they've begun.

Let me know if there's something on your bucket list you haven't ticked off yet, or wouldn't mind returning to.

For example, list your Yelp page on your business card and encourage customers to go there to let you know how you're doing.»

Focus on the benefits to your customers and let them know how their next purchase will augment their benefits from the previous one.

Be sure to share news of successes but also let them know as you discover new hurdles and work to clear them.

If you appreciate an employee's loyalty over the years, let them know.

If they identify potential savings, Paribus will let you know and streamline the claim process to make it as easy as possible to get your money back.

Many of you have reached out to let me know how I've helped your business or career, and that's especially rewarding.

Your boss might pop your bubble and let you know you're not doing quite as well as you thought.

Please check them out and let us know what you think.

Send a follow - up and let them know how interested you are.

But also let him know that poor personal hygiene could be grounds for termination (again, it's important to include professional hygiene in your handbook) and that's something no one wants.

(I let them know, but it kept happening.)

Negative feedback is a gift and huge opportunity because it means people still care enough to let you know, while a silent withdrawal is the worst thing that can happen.

Second, we wanted to let him know we were growing the business and there was an opportunity for him to make more products for us.

Can you let me know, please?

Let us know via @letsPropel.

For instance, even though there may be a sizable number of premium pilsner drinkers to form the total feasible market, you need to be able to reach them through your distribution network at a price point that's competitive, and then you have to let them know it's available and where they can buy it.

Copy and paste the template above into your LinkedIn summary section, then leave a comment below and let me know how it turns out!

According to an internal memo obtained by Fortune, but first reported by Recode, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote: «I wanted to let you know that Rachel Whetstone, who heads up policy and communications globally, has decided to leave Uber.

To build trust with other people, you have to let them know you're interested in what they have to say.

If you spot something we haven't, let us know.)

I've had tons of people tell me what they want me to do for them, but it's the ones who let me know what they can do for me in return who get my attention.

«That let you know I ain't too far removed and I still got a lot of work to do.»

If you happen to be using multiple screens, you can drag to a border corner and wait for a prompt signal to let you know if the window will open in that corner.

If they're not open to a higher retainer or an extended project scope, it might be time to let them know that you're unable to do the amount of work they need at their price point and suggest severing the relationship.

And, if you change the policy, especially in regards to pay, let them know sooner than later.

Just wanted to let you know!»

Google will let you know if your touch elements are so close that users might have problems.

We counted 17, but there are probably more (let us know in the comments section below).

But I'll let you know as soon as possible.»

Because if you weren't, he'd let you know it.

Employees might take their cues from their leader, so it's imperative to encourage a team to take care of themselves and let them know, especially through the personal actions, that a balanced life is a happy life.

Google will let you know if your content is too wide for mobile viewers.