Sentences with phrase «of industry people»

''... we have received rave reviews from a huge number of industry people about our clients» resumes... this is definitely a major contributor to our good score now in both domestic and international markets.

In our research, we met and talked with a number of industry people who had really interesting stories about how they had been involved with speculation, mining or actually accepting bitcoin.

As compared to other notable gaming award shows, GDC's Choice Awards are unique in that if focuses on the opinions of industry people themselves.

There's often a lot of industry people there and I feel like this debate being set up for us as a sort of clash.

Also on slate this year are the off - site events that are still related in some way to BEA, as companies and firms take advantage of the buzz surrounding BEA and the wealth of industry people who arrived to attend in order to host their own niche - specific gatherings.

Don't get me wrong, there are some who still hold on to that sentiment, but the majority of industry people are waking up and seeing the writing on the wall.

While the various branches of industry people like actors, cinematographers, and sound technicians, vote on the nominees for each category in the first stage, the entire membership of nearly 8,000 members, all get to vote on the winners (ballots were due Tuesday).

You'd be hard pressed to find a Best Picture winner under the preferential ballot that a lot of industry people hated.

NC - 17 films traditionally do poor business, and a Variety reporter — knowing that the interests of artists and audiences count for little alongside the bank accounts of industry people — recently chided Fox Searchlight Pictures for not cutting the film to get a better rating.

Not exact matches

When Chrysler and GM filed for bankruptcy, people were saying «This is the end of the auto industry.»

We have lots of big company experience, we have lots of incredibly smart people, and we have experience in big complex industries such as healthcare and logistics.

«People in the industry told us we were crazy to do non-randomized routing,» says Callie Field, T - Mobile's executive vice president in charge of customer care.

Look beneath the surface, this industry is full of very passionate people.

To avoid any regional bias, we spoke to people throughout the beer industry — from brewers to hop farmers — to get their take on areas that are showing a lot of potential, though may still be under - the - radar on a national basis.

If people saw enough movies and slide films and paintings and photographs of oil and oilmen perhaps they would begin to understand (and like) the industry.

The greatest entrepreneurs have hired some of the smartest people in their industries to work on what they can't do but have to do.

Part of why Musk has so many supporters, for example, is that his goals of colonizing Mars and moving the auto industry to renewable energy strike a deep idealistic chord for many people.

Trade shows are some of the best places to make relationships within your industry, whether it's because you identified a new lead or chased down people you wanted to connect with.

«People who have a deep understanding of an industry, have contacts and are going into entrepreneurship because they have realized that the rest of the industry has pivoted in a certain way... they really understand how things work,» he says.

Not so at RFRK, which has increased both its employee retention (in the high - turnover food - service industry, no less) and its rep as an employer of choice (the firm recently got 350 applications for an admin position) by making its people feel something very powerful: that their work matters.

Their approach, he explains, is to use data to give patients and providers more information and reduce the amount of medical care people consume, or, in the lingo of the industry, «utilization.»

One experience in particular started out pretty good because this person had lots of industry knowledge and connections.

Hiring qualified people may also be a challenge, given that many of these industries have been in decline for the last decade.

Property insurance startup Lemonade has tried to create a level of trust not usually found in the industry by using a business model in which it has nothing to gain monetarily by denying a person's claim.

Twitter helped me build an * audience * and network of people in my industry I would normally have had a difficult time connecting with.

New research by the Conference Board of Canada identifies several manufacturing industries that can expect growing U.S. demand and that are competitive in U.S. markets, but that do not yet have sufficient people and physical capacity to ramp up production.

Maling says he actually would have everyone in his organization handle business development instead of one person, but growth patterns can change that need dependent upon the industry and the organization.

David Debolt, reporting for East Bay Times says, «Oakland ramped up its counterattack to the U.S. war on drugs, expanding its one - of - a-kind program to help people jailed for marijuana crimes enter the booming cannabis industry.»

Richard Branson is an iconic entrepreneurial figure, a high school drop - out whose knack for seizing opportunities, taking risks, spotting opportunities, and betting on himself and the people around him to build businesses in a variety of industries.

The blockchain technology space is particularly male dominated, with women making up just between 4 and 6 percent of people in the industry.

And it's a break from the past: Gathering the 50 smartest people in an industry together in one room to talk shop is not necessarily something that would have happened during the highly competitive Mad Men era of big advertising.

The Hood Incubator derives from a bold idea: build political and economic power for people of color in the legal marijuana industry through community organizing, policy advocacy, and economic development.

He says he recently attended one of the largest industry trade shows, Mipcom, and ended up talking to the same people he'd last encountered six years ago, most of whom were still thinking in terms of selling programs region by region to established channels as opposed to «worldwide deals for rights to be exploited via the Internet anywhere.»

«A lot of the development in deep learning came out of Canadian universities, yet the industry wasn't positioned well enough to capitalize on that innovation, so we've lost a lot of people to south of the border,» said Foteini Agrafioti, who leads RBC's deep - learning division.

So when you put the word out that you're hiring, you're likely to get lots of feelers and leads from people in your industry — maybe even people you've worked with before.

I just think about the vastly expanding online world and what it can offer for so many people in so many industries, and I think that one of these would be for people practicing law.

Though Del Vecchio started Luxottica as a tiny one - room enterprise in Milan, it now operates 10 factories worldwide, employs 35,000 people, and produces more than 65,000 pairs of glasses per day, holding a veritable monopoly on the eyewear industry.

The billionaire still eats lunch with his employees in the company cafeteria, and though he's the richest person in the fashion industry, he sticks to a simple uniform of a white shirt and blue blazer.

Crime Inc. goes inside the entertainment industry to meet some of the people losing their livelihood to piracy and also follows law enforcement trying to crack down on this seemingly victimless crime.

Unexpectedly, the news - gathering industry is receiving at least a short - term shot in its ink - stained and digital arms courtesy of a president who has labeled it an «enemy of the people.»

The founding team was comprised of a serial entrepreneur, a CTO who had scaled a small business to hundreds of millions in revenue and a talented business development person with relevant industry experience.

The study argues that specialized incubators — those especially for women or people of color — are not the answer, on the grounds that these targeted incubators and accelerators don't provide the same opportunities for entrepreneurs to network within their industries.

In early 2004, as American house prices roared higher and there came dire warnings from some quarters about the existence of a bubble — accompanied, of course, by strident denials from banks, most economists and the mortgage and real estate industries — Ben Bernanke (then still a governor before he became Fed chairman) addressed the problem of what to tell the American people.

But it is a word used by many in the coaching industry to define the target of this type of coaching as the «top people in a business».

As a record number of people took to the skies in the U.S. last year, the airline industry found customer satisfaction edged lower.

People in manufacturing design installation and sales to mention but a few of the possibilities of a fully fledged Solar industry that Australia could embrace and possibly lead the way for the world to follow?

[Verge] provides that extra layer of security many people look for, particularly in the adult entertainment industry.»

That contrasts with the tech industry's often fractious relationship to its host communities in the Bay Area, where newly minted multimillionaires have been known to buy residents out of their homes on the spot and complain to municipalities about homeless people marring their views.

Beyond Facebook's scale and the amount of time people spend with it, those in the industry are intrigued by the ability to target ads to the right audience.

The U.S. wind and solar industries employ over 300,000 people, making clean energy an important political constituency that is about five times bigger than the coal sector for jobs, thanks to years of rapid growth fueled by government incentives and declines in the cost of their technologies.