Sentences with phrase «of tough business decisions»

In contrast, companies who forget the human element of tough business decisions suffer a harsh period of poor brand awareness.

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Jean Coutu, the owner of his eponymous drugstore chain, made the tough decision this year to sell his iconic pharmacy business that took a half century to build.

For a couple of months Bill wondered if he made the right decision as he toughed it out hustling for business, while Kevin seemed to be busier than ever.

But as the economy has turned tougher, I changed my mind about that — along with making a number of other business and personal financial decisions that should strengthen our ability to withstand whatever problems may occur.»

When in reality success is almost always the result of years and years of hard work, tough decisions, execution, hiring, marketing, fund raising and the countless other actions that lead to business success.

Business Minister Anna Soubry said: «The steel industry is having to take tough decisions in the face of extremely challenging conditions but this is deeply disappointing news.

That may be what you're comfortable with, and it does absolve you of actually making tough decisions or taking care of your own business.

In a statement, Kenneth Adams, the president and CEO of The Business Council of New York State, commended Quinn's decision, saying the bill would have threatened job growth during tough economic times.

He has no experience outside of the Rockland County Sheriff's Office and so has never experienced the tough decisions that are necessary to build and maintain an efficient business organization.

During my 3 - year tenure at Accenture, I developed a set of skills that were key to business success: leading a team, making tough decisions and communicating them, presenting ideas clearly, and making changes even when it meant overcoming resistance.

Wells treats his story like it's a set of bullet points about the perniciousness of stockholder - driven business decisions, never letting a single «the upper - middle class has it tough, too» or «our families are the real wealth» moment slip past him.

Many will have very tough decisions to make in meeting the requirements and expectations of the new school financing law, implementing multiple new academic standards, preparing for a new state assessment in math and English language arts and balancing the requests of their many stakeholders (parent groups, teacher bargaining units, community and business leaders).

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By Stephen Windwalker Editor, Kindle Nation Daily © Kindle Nation Daily 2011 ALBUQUERQUE, April 1 — In preparing to send out this week's Kindle Nation weekly digest after a serious case of Workweekus Interruptus, we had to make some tough business and editorial decisions.

Tough decisions are the order of the day for all businesses, not just BN.

However, as of the beginning of 2013 I've had to accept that I'm never going to make enough money from these sites to warrant the time and effort I'm investing in them, and I've had to make the tough decision to stop wasting time on them and to rather focus on my real businesses (and what I enjoy) again.

It's an ideal way to maintain control over decision - making before nature does it for us in the form of dwindling reserves like peak oil or a permanently degraded environment (neither of which are good for business), or governments institute the tough regulations that are surely coming if business doesn't clean up its act.

In the real world, it is obviously tough to objectively study the success of your business decisions.

Employers are faced with tough decisions every day with regard to their employees that could significantly affect the operation of their business.

Capturing the savings available through lower health insurance premiums is one way for small businesses to mitigate the impact of these tough decisions.