Sentences with phrase «n't meet our client demands»

If we don't meet our client demands we are out of business.

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Sorrell then referenced a speech given by WPP's third biggest client — and the biggest ad spender in the world — P&G's marketing boss Marc Pritchard, who said Google and Facebook were not doing enough to meet advertiser demands around measurement, brand safety, and viewability (the measure of whether an online ad had the ability to be seen by a human).

The technology you are employing may hamper the growth of your business such that you can not adequately meet the demands and needs of all your clients.

In the US if a bank has difficulty meeting the demands of one of their client hospitals they are able to refer them to another non-profit milk bank, but this doesn't happen very often.

He not only managed to chair project team meetings in two different languages, but even more admirably generated the # 3.5 m of budget savings demanded by the client through seeking out specialist solutions.

Get Cash N Go always meets the demands of its clients.

Law firms are not meeting their clients» demands for faster cycles and data analytics driven analyses, largely due to their static business model and slow adoption of technology.

If an attorney is able to meet his demands of practice despite his disability by making reasonable accommodations in his employment, then he will be protected by the ADA from discrimination in employment situations and can continue his craft; but if the disability causes harm to clients and the public, ethics regulators are not bound to allow that harm to continue simply because the attorney suffers from a disability.

In short, some clients will require more hand - holding than others, some clients will make demands that are almost impossible to meet, and some clients won't understand their own case no matter how many times they are told.

To meet a swelling demand for their services, firms had gone on spending sprees, bringing in so - called «rainmakers» (partners with a knack for luring clients), hiring new associates, investing in technology and expanding not only into larger offices but also into other cities.

If the Bartlit Beck example is so good, why haven't more mid-sized firms taken such «radical» steps to meet client demand?

Want high - level clients but you don't feel confident that you can meet their champagne tastes and demand for absolute quality?

This not only places a strong emphasis on employee professional development, but also provides the customer service team with the knowledge needed to meet the daily demands of the organization's 30,000 + global clients.

This not only places a strong emphasis on employee professional development but also provides employees with the knowledge needed to meet our daily client demands.

We make various service - related activities available on this site including, but not limited to executive recruitment services that include communicating with clients to find the impact players needed to solve problems, meet demands for growth, and control costs, while improving efficiency.

We are looking to expand our network not only to meet the demand, but to provide more, even better options for our current and future clients.