Sentences with phrase «manager coming into my office»

I recall with many an inward chuckle, one morning some ten or a dozen years ago when the business manager came into the office to tell of a dream he had had that night.

I will never forget my manager coming into my office and telling me they would be assigning me to a field project within the coming year.

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My manager offered passes to come back again, the guy flips out pushes my manager out of the way and runs upstairs into the projection booth to try and get into our office or something.

Now managers have a blueprint to help with their team's unorthodox schedule: Are there any days when the whole team comes into the office?

If you don't perform the free 401k allocation or mini-retirement plan teaser, and you don't offer anything else of value (like convincing them you're a super-star money manager), then most seminar attendees will have little reason to come into your office.

- Matthias Hempfling has joined as marketing and PR director - Kalpesh Tailor has has joined as head of communications - both came from Nintendo's European head office in Frankfurt - a number of key people were moved into new roles throughout the UK to amp up for NX and Miitomo - Hempfling will oversee all of UK marketing campaigns & will report directly to Nintendo UK general manager Simon Kemp - Tailor will report to Hempfling & will oversee all PR, social media and community activities for the UK - his team includes assistant PR manager Emma Bunce, social media and digital content manager Ashley Day and UK community manager James Bowden.

We had somebody who was a paralegal but had some tech skills and as soon as we went paperless we needed somebody who looked something like a docket manager but a docket manager with coding skills and so we had this docket manager coder who writes programs and creates zaps for us and integrates everything that comes in and out of this office into a database or into trello or into slack or into Clio or into a databox database or something.

Let my husband come into the office for me (he is the office manager for a construction company, so he knows the ropes) and they would continue to pay me my regular salary through my entire recuperation period.

Also train the person to recognize the stage at which the potential hire is ready to come into the office to meet with you, a broker, or a recruiting manager.

What is the penalty / fine when a branch manager knowingly puts loans into a loan officer's name and that loan officer never comes to the office and never meets or speaks to these borrowers?