Sentences with phrase «poor performance drivers»

It is our experience that most firms actually know why they are underperforming but lack the support or the know - how to effectively confront their poor performance drivers.

Not exact matches

Companies with strong gender diversity criteria may be better positioned across all performance drivers, while companies with relatively poor gender diversity criteria may be exposed to higher levels of risk as a result of discrimination lawsuits, exploitation issues and poor talent retention.

Bad market timing derived from overreaction to past stock market returns (individual option traders seem especially prone to overreact) and high trading costs are probable drivers of this poor performance.

Structural performance was poor and the driver's space was seriously compromised by intruding structure.

Some imperfections are the poor sound system performance, the cheap look of the plastics, mainly on the doors, the noisy performance of the main front and rear wipers and a couple of tiny details that make the driver's every day life a little more frustrating like that you have to press a button if you want to see the time on the dashboard, the small digits (at least for over 45 years old drivers) on the trip computer and the difficulty on assembly of the Portable Infotainment Device in case you need it right now.

Side airbags weren't available in 2004, and the car's performance was poor in large part because the driver dummy's head was struck by the intruding barrier, which produced high head accelerations.

Hewas demoted to the second car after a poor performance in the previous round in Shanghai and Toni Vilander moved up to share with Gianmaria Bruni, who went on to seal the World Endurance Cup for GT drivers.

The last reason was performance (9 %)-- the driver panicked, overcompensated, or exercised poor directional control.

And in an instance when there would be arguments on the phone, emotions of the drivers will also be affected thus resulting to poor driving performance.