Sentences with phrase «many nuances of»

The nuances of product are often in the eyes of the beholder — we can debate whether you like an Apple phone or a Google phone better.

When they do, they're not prepared for the nuances of selling to different cultures.

To successfully compete, business leaders need to have an understanding of the cultural nuances of the different regions in which their business operates.

Instead of thinking about every nuance of your self - presentation, think about the overall impression you're trying to leave or response you're trying to elicit.

Still, Poloz was unsure traditional indicators capture the nuances of modern business.

Bannon concluded the statement, which was first published by Axios, by expressing regret for diverting attention away from the nuances of the President's accomplishment.

Facebook has internal «Managing A Respectful Workplace» training sessions in which the nuances of employee interactions and what is considered to be appropriate behavior are examined.

The clients I know who have succeeded on the platform usually devote a significant amount of time and resources to properly listing their products, understanding the nuances of the company's fulfillment and other services, participating in campaigns that have questionable profitability, analyzing reams of data that the service spits out in order to make adjustments to its prices and branding and working hard to live up to Amazon's stringent customer service guidelines.

By putting ideas on paper, people can see the full nuances of their idea, the complexities and benefits, he said.

And the nuances of the above different types of small business make representing the needs of all small businesses a bit more complicated.

The blunt nature of the system can't possibly capture the nuance of what makes for a satisfied customer — but its brutal simplicity also means that people actually give feedback, which can be surprisingly meaningful.

While your cart or truck designer will not know the nuances of each city's requirements, he or she can usually help you meet health standards.

By responding to the actual user and user needs, versus the nuances of his own platform, the subtle Snapchat update is actually a grand gesture.

Tech analaysts in China have said Google has done a good job understanding the nuances of the Chinese language.

Diving further into the nuances of blockchain, we can understand that, core to the «digital history,» is an immutable and cryptographically encrypted ledger that contains and stores our information.

Hiring good employees, making smart business decisions, understanding the nuances of the day - to - day tasks - these all play a part in being successful.

It should address both the particular nuances of the company's industry as well as its broader goals for social responsibility and should be concrete enough to serve as a guide for employees in a quandary without laying out rules for every situation that could arise.

It turns out that being a dominatrix is like having a robust human laboratory at your fingertips for understanding the nuances of how people relate to each other in different situations.

The interlocking segmented gizmo won't exactly educate preschool kids on the specific intricate nuances of writing code, but it will expose them to a handful of simple computer coding gateway skills overall.

Each time changes are added, an integrated machine translator will run another translation and the accuracy will improve as it learns the language of your business and the cultural nuances of your audience.

(I still don't know if her enthusiasm was dampened because it was Valentine's Day, or because she was six months pregnant with our second child, or because she didn't understand the subtle nuances of the healthcare industry.)

Do: Consider hiring a professional translator to capture the technical nuances of the language before you break out your own multi-lingual skills.

«He learned a huge amount about the nuances of how this works, what customers want, what they could and couldn't do,» recalls Bear.

«He had a deep thirst for the nuances of the tax code, and then he got on Ways and Means Committee and those were the years that Republicans were in charge and people gravitated toward bright members of Congress, and Paul happened to be one of those,» said Richard Hunt, CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association.

And over time they've probably learned more about the nuances of their account, customers and department than you have.

Jim Cramer nails down the nuances of the phrase «stocks get cheaper when they go lower» with stocks including Apple and United Technologies.

The idea over time, though, is to perfect all those specific measures and to have users add every possible nuance of an American's life so that the tool gets easier and easier for people to use.

If anyone is qualified to explain the nuances of this complex issue, it's Spitz.

«Elevators» are one of those rare breeds that not only see productivity beyond the expected; they also elevate every nuance of their team, including happiness.

Is there a key nuance of a great sales person that is not often talked about that could be useful for entrepreneurs?

However, consumers need to understand the nuances of their lease agreements and make sure that leasing fits their lifestyle.»

However, recognising the potential for a mining revival, Perth mining entrepreneur Nik Zuks and Kalia Ltd Managing Director Terry Larkan have been assisting local land owners with the finer nuances of the new Bougainville Mining Act brought to bear by the new autonomous President of Bougainville, John Momis.

The first is in properly capturing the nuances of the financial sector, which became apparent after the financial crisis of 2007 - 08.

Casino Gaming School mints dealers like quarters: training them in every nuance of gameplay, demonstrating how to spot cheats, helping with job placement — even giving advice on grooming.

Assuming the letter you've received doesn't paint the whole picture for you, calling this number will be well worth it as talking to a person not only helps you understand the nuances of the situation but there's comfort in knowing that a human being with a name and a face at the IRS is there to help you figure things out.

And speaking of, there are also the unique nuances of Las Vegas to deal with: the vast distances between everything, the over-priced everything, the desert air that dries out your nose and lungs and virtually guarantees some sort of illness when combined with the giant plague of exhausted attendees.

The difference between a strike and lockout is not always clear, as customers will likely focus on the lack of service itself, rather than the nuances of why it is occurring.

Ultimately, it's important for leadership teams to promote the advantages of time off, regardless of the nuances of their specific benefits package.

It's about reading people and it's about the nuances of negotiation and body language and creating urgency and the unification of all of these moving parts.

Still, we asked Ricard for his most fundamental advice for someone interested in the general practice of meditation, before they're ready to learn nuances of various techniques.

In fact, Apstein purposefully resists learning the nuances of his computer; he doesn't even recall the brand.

The nuances of the Affordable Care Act are still being ironed out and it is hard for businesses to get a handle on the expected costs of implementation.

Know how to meet with buyers Business owners typically sell a business only once in their lifetime, so they're often unfamiliar with the nuances of meeting with buyers.

Your phone remembers the Wi - Fi sources it routinely connects to, it learns your commuting habits based on GPS and even uses algorithms to learn the nuances of your voice commands (it's how Siri and Google get better at understanding your voice over time).

Segal argues that companies have invested huge amounts of time and money into understanding every nuance of their customers, but put in comparatively little to understand their own operations.

But it also goes beyond the cultural nuances of doing business, advertising and marketing in a foreign country.

One of our values at U.S. Global is having a «curiosity to learn and improve» and I feel starting a blog was a great tool to help our shareholders understand the nuances of global investing.

An interesting coda: In the recent filings, one of the endless nuances of bankruptcy reveals itself: how a paper still losing money every month on an operating basis squirrels money away to serve the few rather than the many.

We could spend the next days debating the nuances of why organizations, especially those in critical infrastructure, didn't patch the vulnerability in time or why they run insecure software for critical functions.

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