Sentences with phrase «major business decisions»

If you're going to base major business decisions on the information they feed you, have a conversation with your gut, then call around and try and find another verifying source.

Today major business decisions are being taken by the brilliant minds just based on their experiences and empirical knowledge.

The 2017 Lawsuit Climate Survey that ILR released found that 85 percent of business leaders say a state's lawsuit environment influences major business decisions, such as where to expand and hire.

«First Internet Bank has been a steady and reliable partner in our success and has been there for our company through major business decisions.

Given that the survey respondents are senior business leaders, and that 85 % of them agreed that a state's lawsuit climate is likely to impact major business decisions such as where to locate or expand, a 40th - place ranking indicates a damaging lack of confidence in Georgia's civil justice system.

We often see firm owner attorneys delegating what are actually major business decisions to lower level staff members because they feel their time is too valuable.

The 2017 Lawsuit Climate Survey found that 85 percent of business leaders say a state's litigation environment influences major business decisions, such as where to expand and hire.

From day to day decision making, all the way to major business decisions, we use information to help us evaluate which step is the right one.

Or, what if you and your business partners couldn't agree on a major business decision resulting in deadlock?

Lee has been Samsung's de facto leader since his father fell ill, but his lawyers and ex-members of the former elite Future Strategy Office (FSO), which dictated the vast group's overall direction and major business decisions, sought to portray him as naive and inexperienced.

While the stock market saw a marked positive response to the results of the Consumer Confidence Index, if I were a retailer, I would be hesitant to go out on a limb and base any major business decisions on economic guesswork by the average Joe.