Sentences with phrase «make job decisions»

And many rely on it in making job decisions.

More than anything, this economy stresses the importance of making job decisions that help you find your career path instead of landing you directly to the highly lucrative and exciting destination.

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I didn't recognize I was good at advising others on their careers, nor was I aware I had such a strong passion for this job until after many career - shaping decisions had already made (aka law school).

It's my job to make hard decisions.

The hardest decision you make as a CEO is to let people go, but that's my job.

More accountability also means they will have to pull back and let the senior executives below them do their jobs, including allowing for more leeway to make decisions.

On a holiday in Capri, Legere made a decision: he would take the job.

«Then the community will start to help you either as you start to make career decisions or you put yourself forward for a job that requires technical background.

He talks about hosting roundtables across the country, bringing together disparate groups that would otherwise never communicate with each other: «That's the job of government, to consult, to offer lots of opportunity for a discussion, and then to make a decision that we believe to be in the national interest.»

As the COO and a co-founder of After School, a large part of my job is making hiring decisions.

The research team is worried about what these results might mean for the decision - making of soldiers and police who work odd hours and whose jobs require them to make subtle distinctions between friend and foe, threatening and nonthreatening.

After that first year where I made the game that didn't do very well, I actually tried to get a job in a triple - A game company and they didn't hire me, which I think was a good decision on everyone's part.

«We're trying to stop [decisions] at the right level and make sure people have the autonomy to do their jobs correctly, without necessarily having to escalate everything,» explains Malboeuf, adding that staff have been asking for such freedom for a few years now.

Collaboration and community and Kumbuya are all cool things, but — in a crunch or a crisis — it's the CEO's job to make the hard calls and everyone else's job to line up behind the decision and execute the plan.

«Throughout the years, I've continued to give Tim the leeway to make certain decisions himself, and he's done a great job with that freedom.

Or to put it in everyday English, your employees want to be trusted to do their jobs properly and empowered to make decisions about how to be successful.

Today, new construction technologies are being incorporated onto job sites to create more effective collaboration, allow teams to make better informed decisions and avoid problems before they happen.

Within a year I quit the real estate investing blog and jumped back into a day job as vice president of growth at BiggerPockets.com, and although it was agonizing to make, it was perhaps the best decision I've ever made.

Maybe your dream job and your dream house just aren't all that close, maybe your spouse's work complicates your decision making, or maybe house prices make the call for you.

Clinton advocated for income equality and better treatment at the workplace, while Trump argued for bringing jobs back to the U.S. Seldom did any of them discuss how to motivate Americans to make better financial decisions and prepare for a timely retirement.

Time was when recruiters at Intuit, the software company that makes TurboTax and QuickBooks, could ask job candidates back for multiple interviews before making a decision.

But how do I make decisions about the jobs I want to do?

As a location intelligence company, helping both consumers and businesses make smarter decisions in the real world, our job is simply to report the data.

If, instead, you think logically — this is just a job — there's no context to drive decision making.

«Jim and I have the perfect balance to make the hard decisions,» Lazaridis added, calling his job «fun.»

«There are plenty of CEOs who know enough to make good decisions but not enough to do the jobs of people working for them.»

The ability to collect data, analyze it and make decisions has transformed how marketers do their jobs.

To this end, consistently exercising genuine stewardship in making ownership decisions which are in the best long - term job security interests of our Pyle People and their families creates a durable and sustainable culture which captures the engagement and discretionary effort of our most important asset, our people.»

A better approach, Usher says, is to ensure job - seekers have easily accessible labour - market information to make their own decisions.

But if morning people are ruling the world — winning the promotions and the top decision - making jobs — will night people ever get any concessions?

Zuckerberg said that side ventures outside of people's day jobs is one of the things the company looks for when making hiring decisions.

Whether our job is judging a fellow negotiator, a sales pitch, or an interviewee, it's important to look for signs to help us make good decisions.

When employees stay connected, receive real - time updates and have information at their fingertips, they can effectively communicate, make timely decisions and get the job done.

For example, if you lose your job for refusing to lie for your boss, despite the fact that you do good work and are a good employee, you'll leave knowing you made the right decision... and confident that you can find something better.

While salary decisions are still made yearly, the job discussions, priority - setting, and employee feedback that inform them take place in real time.

It tells me that the staff who walk past a tray of dirty dishes and half eaten food make a conscious decision not to do anything about it, probably because it's «not their job».

Complains a former executive at Dun & Bradstreet:» Once Bain gets into a company, and D&B is a perfect example, there is nobody left who is credited with being able to make the decisions and do the analysis that are part of his job.»

«The more your employees know about your strategy, the more they will be able to make effective job - related decisions that can positively impact your company,» he says.

«Our job is to make sure it's a fact - based decision, on merit....

Solis: The older generation is making decisions based on their experience and how they went through life — going to college, getting a job, getting married, buying a house and buying a car.

Workplace whoopee has remained a hot topic since the 1998 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Burlington Industries Inc. v. Ellerth, which makes it easier for employees to file sexual - harassment lawsuits even if they can't show significant job - related consequences.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made the decision in mid-2014 to cut 18,000 jobs, with a further 8,000 in July of this year, many from the $ 7.2 billion (# 4.6 billion) acquisition of Nokia.

On the flip side, a supervisor may invest time helping staff better understand the context of their jobs so they can make better on - the - fly decisions, which will likely result in minor productivity loss in the short term but longer term gains.

There are many decisions where you would be better off if the people actually doing the relevant job made them: There's a greater chance that they're right, and you save time.

Many employees typically make their decision to stay or quit within their first six months on the job.

Introverts often rely on their own inner compass to know if they're making the right decision or doing a good job.

We perform ongoing assessments of the needs of our business and recently made decisions that affects the number of jobs in one of our groups.

«If we do a good job showcasing our brand, our personality and our values, our customers make their own decisions about shopping,» explains King.

«Even though my new job came with less money and a 5 a.m. start time, it was the best decision I have ever made,» said Grybek, talking about her second job at a nationally syndicated TV show a few years back.

Financial illteracy, Karen discovered, not only makes employees less effective on the job; it also increases the likelihood that they will make bad decisions in their personal finances.