Sentences with phrase «mention bad business»

There is a lot of negative consumer feelings to overcome, not to mention bad business practices for years now.

Not exact matches

When the CEO I mentioned earlier was asked how things were going in her business, apparently her favourite response was: «It could be worse.»

That would include the ones who come into my business and curse me out, and especially those who direct bad behavior toward LGBTQs, such as screaming at us, trying to get us fired from our jobs (you can be fired in over thirty states just for being gay), threatening us, hitting us, throwing us out of our homes and the other behaviors mentioned in these posts.

But nobody mentions them, and in this business, for better or worse, what gets mentioned is generally thought worthy of mention.

He is a back up «keeper now and at the price, I think it is bad business, not to mention that Szczesny will end up being number one again.

This is bad business practice and I want to mention this to you because why would you want your credibility attached to this kind of tactic?

And that could be bad for business, not to mention your career.

When considering her worst business decision, like Cook, Horvath mentions that, in the past, she and her husband sometimes held onto employees long after they should have been shown the door.

Reading between the lines, I have to assume that the award chart is going to get worse for awards like Cathay Pacific business class from North America to Asia for 100K miles or the South America LAN reward I mentioned above.

The press release doesn't quite mention that whole market crash that Bushnell's bad business practices led to, instead focusing on the fact that he did indeed usher in a new era of gaming and pointing out that it is rumored that at one point so many quarters were being used for Pong that there was quarter shortage in the US.

Failure to do so can lead to fines and ultimately criminal sanctions against the business and also the individual, not to mention the risk of bad publicity should the business fail to compile to any minimum legal employment rights.

Ignoring those messages would be bad for business (not to mention how awkward it can be to try and steer conversations back onto monitored systems).

The sifting - for - gold - with - a-tin-pan-in-a-creek method of hopefully discovering nuggets of professionalism within the current Realtor production business is nothing more than a crap shoot at best, and a waste of peoples» time and money, not to mention the publics» trust, at worst.