Sentences with phrase «rethink all»

So whilst it may seem that the grass is greener and every other business on the planet is better, easier and more successful than yours, it might just be time for a rethink.

That should make Halliburton shareholders rethink their confidence in company executives» judgement and ability to negotiate.

Company leaders should really start to rethink how they can help employees advance their careers.

And then our staff came back with a recommendation to rethink whether the public could vote online or not.

You'll inspire others to rethink theirs as the conversation develops.

The company is «bringing together technology and art to rethink children's book publishing, resulting in beautiful personalized books that have become a go - to gift for kids and parents,» according to Isaacs.

If the NFL doesn't want to alienate the next generation, it might be wise for the league to rethink its dense ad load.

The advent of reverse auctions led Greg Gartner to completely rethink his approach to business.

This is your chance to rethink how you give feedback to your staff, positive and negative.

Three recent but unrelated incidents illustrate the need to rethink — and reprice — the risks of doing business in China.

Earlier this year, however, Medium announced that it was pivoting its business away from advertising revenue to a subscription - based model, which reportedly took a number of its publishing partners by surprise and made them rethink their desire to be hosted there.

You'll rethink your stance on important issues.

He wanted to rethink the partnership — and Castanea agreed.

Then there's the Spire, the iPhone - inspired rethink of the soda fountain machine.

If you are unsure about what your business's purpose is, except perhaps to make money, it might be a good time to rethink your approach.

When I think about the United States in comparison to other countries, it's clear that we need to seriously rethink our positioning and catch up.

The letter is technically addressed to the head of the World Health Organization, urging WHO to conduct a «a fresh, evidence - based assessment» of the risks that Zika poses, and asking WHO to use its powers of persuasion (and its close connection to the International Olympic Committee) to get the IOC to rethink things.

Though Plex didn't need to rethink how its app would function on a larger screen — its purpose fundamentally incorporates that perspective — many other software developers aren't as lucky.

Rethink «retirement» «I've been on this agenda for a number of years now, that we need to quit talking about retirement planning and start talking about planning for when you can no longer work,» McClanahan said.

Corporate boards and companies desperately need to rethink how they evaluate the way they pay their CEOs, and a few new methods just might help them do the trick.

We write a lot here at CEO Daily about how new technologies are going to force a rethink of virtually every business in every industry.

Amazon, though, said it is still committed to delivering packages to customers via drones, and called on the government agency to rethink its proposal and how it might impact corporations.

He started from scratch, hiring creative director Philipe Manoux, a former industrial engineer at Apple, and world - renowned pattern - design engineer Steve Mootoo to rethink every aspect of the traditionally bland wardrobe staple.

Activist investor Starboard wants the company to rethink its plans to sell its stake in Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba.

If it were a typical Western company, that would mean a strategic review, but Nintendo is far from ordinary, so who knows what form its rethink will take.

We find historical comparisons less useful in a world of structurally lower interest rates — and believe it's important to rethink returns.

New research suggests that more CEOs would be shown the door if not for their personal ties with their boards, suggesting that it's time to rethink hiring and firing practices and the CEO's role at...

The stats make it clear that it's time for directors to review their hiring and succession practices and, more broadly, rethink the CEO position and its role.

«The tech industry in Canada does need to rethink whether it wants to compete head - to - head with companies based in the U.S., China or Japan,» D'Cruz says.

Because Hillary Clinton is no longer seen as a president in waiting, contributors may look elsewhere and the foundation may have to rethink its scope and priorities, these experts say.

New research suggests that more CEOs would be shown the door if not for their personal ties with their boards, suggesting that it's time to rethink hiring and firing practices and the CEO's role at public companies.

Having been through great highs and lows in the entrepreneurial world, Adams knows from experience when it is time to go all in, and when it is time to step back and rethink.

This is an opportunity to rethink the entire ecosystem around content, whether it's discovery, distribution, monetization or packaging.»

The surge has prompted tough questions for law - enforcement officials, forcing them to rethink the old playbooks on traditional hostage taking and theft.

I'd prefer a deeper rethink of our corporate and personal tax system than doing it through the back door with expanded TFSAs.

The beginning of a new year often leads professionals to take time to rethink their marketing strategies.

For fellow early retiree Jeremy Jacobson, who blogs at www.gocurrycracker.com, a vacation prompted him to rethink his priorities and decide he wanted to ditch his career as an electrical engineer decades early.

Yet you don't see these in the current «Rethink Alberta» ad campaign, or in any of the imagery coming from the environmental movement.

A few years into its run, the company ran into some obstacles and had to rethink its approach, like temporarily shuttering it's same - day delivery option in Los Angeles, and included a $ 9.99 delivery fee.

Canadians, meantime, were put off by the increasingly shrill tone of anti-oilsands campaigns such as «Rethink Alberta.»

What is for certain is that the next generation of robots will urge us to rethink our meaning and contribution to both work and society.

Now that the entry point might be restricted, or even closed, Indian - owned companies in the UK will have to rethink their business models.

In other words, Chesbrough is encouraging managers to rethink their internal process of innovation on two levels: first, to acknowledge there is knowledge to be tapped from the general public, and second, a company should strive to offer that innovation back to the world.

But if companies like Microsoft are able to combine their enormous pools of capital, people and technology with the agility of a startup, they could force fledgling companies to rethink how to maintain their competitive advantage.

In his witty, 18 - minute takedown of the talent - squandering treadmill that is the traditional public education system, Sir Kenneth Robinson challenges us to «radically rethink» the way we teach our children.

Given that it's a complete rethink on what a shooter could be, I'm expecting it to continue to do well over the holiday season when families are looking for family - friendly games versus violent games.

Travelers hoping to take advantage of the Netherlands» lax weed laws during their next visit may want to rethink their itinerary.

«The people I'm talking to think that AI has the potential to fundamentally rethink or transform those enterprise architectures (such as SAP)... If you make comparisons (with) something like Microsoft, also grappling with their own legacy issues, but they are embracing AI, they have (digital assistant) Cortana, so they are embracing it much more,» he said.

«Policy, education, funding and pipeline for women entrepreneurs — it's all something we need to rethink.»

If you find out your great logo can't be reproduced on a sign, you'll have to go back to square one and rethink your logo, which will end up costing you more in the long run.