Sentences with phrase «not tying those goals»

If you're helping salespeople set individual goals but not tying those goals to the company's overall performance, you may be encouraging salespeople to do things that hinder your company's overall profitability, according to Deborah Crown, associate professor of management at the University of Alabama.

Not exact matches

«Like I have a goal of really improving somebody or improving a particular thing in my life, and it doesn't always necessarily have to tie to me.

During that time, set goals with employees — but don't yet tie their compensation to the results.

When the time comes to show up in your boss's office and say, «I'm interested in a promotion,» it's important that you have something specific in mind — if not a specific job title, then at least a clear idea of what the responsibilities might include and how this ties in to your career goals.

Each account must be tied to a savings goal (you don't need to have an actual item in mind, but you must set a dollar figure), which you can change at any time.

While it won't be directly tied to compensation, linking diversity goals to a manager's performance keeps the issue «at the forefront,» she says.

One of my goals as a Bolivia Blogger is to remind myself and my readers that we may be tying our own hands when we insist that we can't afford to help those in need.

Since the goal of tying atheism to communism can not be achieved factually the religious resort is to subsume or absorb.

As I said, most if not all of the goals intersect in some way with the Rainforest Alliance's efforts, but some are more deeply tied to our work than others.

The problem is, they couldn't do anything with that field position and ended up tying the game on a field goal.

Beside Sanchez we do nt have much players that are able to shoot and atleast get decent shots on target from outside the box, Like De Bryne, Yaya, Hazard, Mahrez, Payet etc... Midfielders but they are able to get a goal when strikers are tied down.

Not long after throwing away a two - goal lead at St. Mary's, Liverpool showed their own mental strength in the second leg of their Europa League tie.

Dave Reeve's 35 - yard field goal tied the game at 9 - 9 early in the fourth quarter, and it didn't take long for the Irish to officially overtake the Panthers.

Manchester City are back in their Champions League last - 16 tie with FC Barcelona after a goal from Sergio Aguero not too dissimilar to the one that won the Premier League title back in 2011/12.

Time of Death: We were but 103 seconds away from a second consecutive Vikings tie, but they just haaaaaad to kick a game - winning field goal because they don't care about what makes the rest of us happy.

1 - 0 still keeps us in the tie... 2 away goals don't

To their credit, the Texans did not quit and scored a field goal and a touchdown on consecutive drives to tie the game.

In any event the Lions didn't have a chance to break the 21 - 21 tie with a countdown field goal.

Now Juventus have to go to the Santiago Bernabeu to not just face a white - hot Real Madrid side in front of a white - hot Real Madrid home crowd, they have to somehow score at least three goals without conceding on the road just to catch up in the tie.

The score might be tied thanks to a downright silly Derek Morris goal from center ice, but Phoenix has zero chance in this game if they can't find an answer in the second and third periods.

During the second leg, it was Ronaldo who scored the all - important away goal to effectively kill the tie in favour of Madrid, but it wouldn't have happened for the Portuguese ace had it not been for a perfect delivery from Vazquez.

It's not hard to see just why Inter are trying to tie Icardi down so much with the striker or why the two table - topping Premier League sides are interested, Icardi has managed an impressive 15 goals in 27 appearances despite Inter's struggle for form for the majority of this season.

Had that away goal not changed the complexion of the tie, Barcelona might not have been able to hit Chelsea on the break as they did on occasions last night, with the Blues forced to look for an away goal themselves.

You can't criticise him for not getting the service that would be as crazy as calling Sanchez a fraud since he has only scored 2 goals since joining United and he plays every game where as Aubameyang can only play in the Prem because of being cup tied and he has scored 3.

Ospina has impressed in both ties with Paris Saint - Germain in the group stages, but conceded six goals in total in his six outings, and it wouldn't have been a huge shock if Wenger had opted to snub him in favour of Cech.

Boro have not won at Arsenal since Juninho scored the only goal of a Carling Cup tie that formed part of the run that eventually culminated in Steve McClaren's side's lifting the trophy in 2004.

We are still tied at the top on points if not goal difference so draw wasn't the worst result.

Arsenal are on a good run of form of late, wining 13 of their last 15 fixtures, and it's not beyond the realms of possibility that they could turn the tie around but will need an early goal to stand any chance of securing a spot in the Champions League quarter - finals.

We must not allow them an early goal, tying at half time would be good enough and the longer it goes like that the more of their spirit will be sapped.

Because of the fact that Arsenal and Man City are tied at the top on points with just a single point in goal difference keeping us in second, combined with the fixture list that sees us take on Middlesborough on Saturday and City facing Southampton on Sunday, any kind of win for us over the league's 17th placed side would be enough to see us top the table on Saturday night, but to still be there next week means we would have to better Man City's result, in terms of goals if not points.

That's not who this team is — they're going to come at Juventus, and they're going to try to score goals to put this tie away.

Thanks to their away goals Tottenham don't have to beat Juventus to win the tie at this point — a 0 - 0 or 1 - 1 draw would still see them advance, and even a 2 - 2 draw is still survivable if they feel they can win a penalty shootout.

We can score, even with the missing & underused players we have (Campbell, podolski, Theo, Gnabry, etc) but as long as we keep conceding stupid goals and giving away PK's and set pieces we can't win, we only tie.

A goal from Yoann Gourcuff put French champions Bordeaux in the driving seat and even an equalizer from Konstantinos Mitroglou could not help Olympiakos back into the tie.

Not only was the call correct, that goal only ties the game.

I don't want to see players falling to the ground after the end of second leg 1 goal short, for some reason they couldn't settle for 1 goal and had to risk everything to get a 2nd half way through the tie like it was a final.

Those substitutions completely changed the complexion of the game and the tie, not only taking the lead but wiping out Spurs» away goals tiebreaker in a matter of moments.

If we really wanted him, we'd have made an offer he couldn't refuse for 20k / 30k more a week, perhaps in bonuses tied to goals scored.

Unfortunately for Higuain, he wasn't able to complete his hat - trick as his second spot - kick crashed off the crossbar, and that could be a decisive moment in the tie after Harry Kane bagged a crucial away goal for Tottenham.

The final 10 minutes wasn't as interesting as it would usually be with the scores tied due to the nature of playing over two legs, but at one point the referee did appear to be calling for the VAR to look at whether Chelsea deserved a penalty, but the strange part is that the incident had taken place a few moments before, and it would be interesting to know how that would work had a goal been scored in that time.

That said, I expected the boys to have gone gungho in the game as Monaco scoring the first goal wouldn't have meant much for the tie, we'd still have needed three goals to stand a chance anyways, hell, I'd have Ospina play midfield from the whistle until we score scored the third lol.

Not only was this the best goal of the World Cup so far, but it tied the game at 1 - 1.

Patrick Vieira's squad would not be tied down long though as the club soon responded with goals from David Villa's fellow forwards Tony Taylor as well as this cracker from Khiry Shelton.

USMNT fans were not happy with Michael Bradley after his turnover in stoppage time that eventually led to the Portugal game - tying goal...

They will probably not be in the Arsenal starting line - up to face Everton at Goodison Park in the Premier League on Sunday, having completed the Europa League tie in Serbia last night, but the goal scoring hero Olivier Giroud along with Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott who played big parts in the goal will be hoping that they have done enough to feature in Arsene Wenger's plans for the weekend.

A giant of a man, he appeared to fill the goal when at full stretch and his gigantic frame and enormous physical presence belied a subtle agility which enabled him to produce some remarkable saves, not least against Rapid Vienna in 1996 when he somehow clawed Rene Wagner's header away from the goal - line during a Champions League tie.

By now you should know what he did - Zlatan hit a 30 yard volley to tie the game and then got the game winner on a header not without controversy - as some said he looked offside - to make LAFC the best MLS expansion team to ever lose a three goal lead.

The Argentine could not convert his 200th goal for the club owing to the brilliance of David de Gea, and he will be eager to put on a strong showing to change the complexion of the tie.

They couldn't come up with that third goal of the game though, instead, it went to Arsenal to give themselves a bit of breathing space thanks to Danny Welbeck before Aaron Ramsey gave the Gunners a 2 - 2 tie on the night and a 6 - 3 aggregate win.

Surprisingly, Atlético were not content to sit back in the early going and instead chased an away goal that would truly put the tie out of reach.