Sentences with phrase «metaphors for business»

These ideas are not merely metaphors for business processes but can be related in a more subtle and specific way.

«Though made for children, this book has served me as a metaphor for business since I read it to my son 25 years ago.

Stating that sports «are a terrible metaphor for business,» the author concluded that referencing team sports in a corporate leadership context doesn't actually correlate with high performance, team dynamics, talent or success.

Here, Glueck learned about the flywheel concept, a visual metaphor for business.

If you are not a baseball fan, the movie works very well as a metaphor for any business maverick who takes a risk and analyzes their company or industry from an entirely new perspective.

Not exact matches

In many ways, musical chairs is the perfect metaphor for building a new business, or one's career.

Quite a few posts referenced the metaphor of travel: For example, there's «Starting a business is like embarking on a journey.»

But burning the boats may be a particularly apt metaphor for what companies must do to stay afloat in today's economy, in which «disruption» is the new normal and «pivots» have taken the place of business plans.

It's a great metaphor for entrepreneurship because to get to that next level in your business you've got to go against your inner core and fight through your emotions.

It's a tremendously successful business model — and, in a way, a metaphor for Everett's entire adult life.

Or whatever the equivalent metaphor is for any other parts of their business.

The master role to which this metaphor points declares that the main business of clergy is to provide or arrange for the resources necessary for Christians to mature.

Granted, most men might grasp a sports or business metaphor before anything else, but we're also capable of greater emotional understanding than many pastors give us credit for.

7 — McCabe & Mrs. Miller (Criterion, Blu - ray, DVD), Robert Altman's third film since staking out his claim on 1970s cinema with M * A * S * H (1970), turns the western myth into a metaphor for the fantasy of the American Dream colliding with the power of big business.

MIRABEL, QC — In this car - writing business, «deep dive» is a metaphor sometimes used to describe the seminars that automakers stage for the purpose of educating auto writers about new products or technologies.

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Reminiscent of her Parisian childhood — her parents had a tapestry restoring business in Saint Germain area — fabric is part of the artist's sculptural imagination as well as often being associated with sewing as a metaphor for psychological healing.

Using institutional histories as the staging ground for complex proposals, the London - based Polish artist delves into the Walker's past, foregrounding the institution's early link to the lumber business in which its founder flourished while considering the forest as a metaphor for American democracy and freedom.

If organic life is a metaphor for the NGO movement, it also provides a model for how to do business.

It's the vehicle for connecting legal research to «cloud computing» — the world's metaphor for conducting business (and life) in cyberspace.

We see poker as a metaphor for skills of life, business, politics and international relations.

Medical Biller Steve Verno, an experienced independent medical billing business consultant, instructor and author has provided an interesting metaphor for us to understand what medical billing is all about.