Sentences with phrase «low producers»

After all the time you've invested and the steps you've taken... it's the final act of getting an answer that separates low producers from high producers.

When all is said and done a new registrant or low producer competing against this author for a client can actually haul out incorrect calculations and use them against him more effectively than his claim against them.

He named the challenges militating against cocoa production in the country as the unreliable supply of inputs to farmers as a direct result of the «free» input policy adopted by the government, new brands of chemical inputs released to cocoa farmers in Ghana without adequate trials and research by designated institutions, low producer prices paid to farmers and the politicisation of the mass spraying and fertiliser distribution programme.

Still, California dairymen have long - argued that the state milk system favors milk processors, which leads to lower producer milk prices, though all regulated orders establish minimum pricing levels for milk based on the end product — butter, cheese, fluid, ice cream, etc..

Naturally lower producers will make a lower volume.

One of the key findings that emerged from our research was that this transport differential lowers producers» costs sufficiently to stimulate a wave of new oil sands production that would not go ahead if KXL is scrapped.

Over the past two years, output per rig has increased by more than 50 percent in the Marcellus Shale, effectively lowering producers» break - even costs to about $ 2 per million British thermal units in the play's liquids - rich fairway.

Marty's idea of «straight shooting leadership» by example, is his reference to someone at Re / Max — whom he considers notable — referring to low producers as «losers»!

In fact, as they take more of these agents from the Big 3 you should expect their (the Big 3) averages to go up with fewer low producers dragging the average down..

And I am not part of the so - called 2 to 3 % low producer: from my experience and talks with mothers, it's more 20 to 30 % who are having low production problems.

managers who have one dominating thought on their minds: recruitment to replace the low producers or the soon - to - be non producers.

The lower producer probably didn't have a buyer, let alone one with marginal financial qualifications.

I say, cull any Real Estate professional that can't get the square footage right — high producer and low producer, alike!

The brokerage did not have to pay out a 90 percent commission split to the average / low producers, yet the same number of transactions was taking place, and there were even more registrants than before paying monthly office / desk fees.

The brokerage was actually netting more money with a bunch of average and low producers and an ever growing number of newbies, who paid those now more numerous fixed monthly office fees, and who were paid on a poorer commission split more favourable to the brokerage.

That's because the broker's increased commissions from the associate with the assistant might not be enough to compensate for the loss of the commission from the low producer.

«If the low producer is doing $ 12,000 in gross commissions a year and is paying the broker a 50 — 50 split, that's $ 6,000 you would need to recover if that person goes to work for another associate,» says Cocks.

Most of the part - timers, low producers, and incompetents left the business, leaving those real estate people whose true abilities had been eclipsed, to show buyers and sellers the great service a professional can provide.

«If you have low producers, train them or get rid of them.