Sentences with phrase «run your firm if»

It would be impossible for us to run this firm if we were five years in the past.»

Not exact matches

But if all goes as sketched out, the lab will be designed, built and run by a single firm.

If anything, the trend runs the other way, with precedent - setting firms like LinkedIn and Netflix now offering unlimited vacation to staff.

If it's «their way or the highway,» run to another firm.

A company could have greatest launch story in the world, but if a journalist dislikes the firm, the chances for the publication's running a piece are limited.

«If a business doesn't have the resources to raise capital when it needs to, manage tax situations effectively, or execute increasingly complex accounting issues [such as] revenue recognition, then they could run into some serious problems,» explains Calvin L. Hackeman, a partner at Grant Thornton LLP, a large accounting firm in Chicago that serves both small and midsized businesses.

If each salesperson in his firm had no limit on discounts, the company would run out of money.

Furthermore, as if those weren't enough bad news for the quarter, the Canadian firm also said then that it was delaying the launch of devices running on its next - generation BlackBerry 10 (BB10) mobile operating system.

Classifying pensions as senior debt won't stop bankruptcies if a company can't change with the market, but that's no reason for johnny - come - lately PE firms to ignore unfunded pension liabilities so they can take the cash & run.

If there is a common theme that runs through most of the business managerial economics it is the attempt to optimize the business evaluation given the firm's objectives and given constraints imposed by scarcity, for...

If you are a senior leader or majority owner in a privately - owned business without a succession system in place, you should be concerned, and here's why: without a proper succession plan in place for you and the executive team, and a talent development strategy for the organization, your firm is likely to run into ownership transfer challenges in the future.

This raises a key question: if the rising cost of capital imperils tech firms that are actually running at a loss, can the disrupters continue to disrupt?

No matter how good a product a firm provides, if it sells for $ 1 but costs $ 2 to develop, run, and maintain, that company's business model is broken.

If you're running a professional services firm, you've probably noticed that your biggest challenge is also your biggest opportunity: your path to expansion comes with immense flexibility.

If there is a unifying theme that runs through most of business managerial economics it is the challenge to optimize business decisions given the firm's objectives and given the multitude of business and government limitations imposed by scarcity, for example through the use of undertaking business managerial economics research and the indoctrination.

Use a dry hot knife (run under hot water and wipe dry between slices) to cut ice cream into a 6x4 grid to make 24 bars (if ice cream starts to soften, freeze again until firm before proceeding).

Luan has just two years to run on his current deal at Vasco and it is thought that he could be available for as little as # 3million if any of his Premier League suitors firm up their interest in the defender.

A few things the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests: swaddling baby, applying firm pressure to her tummy, changing your diet if you're nursing in case there's a food sensitivity or gas, offering a pacifier, holding baby, running a hair dryer or other noise - maker that might remind her of sounds in the womb, etc..

«If they are looking for someone who is fair, who is firm, someone who is a coalition builder, who is a peacemaker, someone who can hit the ground running on the budget process, they can pick no one better than Carl Heastie,» said Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., who served in the Assembly and has known Heastie for nearly two decades.

The current mess is still a reminder that the former mayor's lucrative consulting firm could be a serious liability if he runs for president.

It does not have enough oil refineries and even if the four it has were running at full capacity, they would only supply a quarter of the country's needs, says John Ashbourne, an economist at the financial research firm Capital Economics.

At last, President Goodluck Jonathan has made a firm promise: if elected in April, he will not run for second term in office in 2015.

In 2009, Eugene Kaspersky, who runs the internet security firm Kaspersky Labs, based in Moscow, Russia, suggested that the internet would be better off if people were required to have a kind of licence to get online.

With all that going for it, Negotiator should've been a firm triple, if not a home run.

Runs on Judeo - Christian good - versus - evil mythology and the firm belief that love conquers all, especially if you have a magic flying horse.

The firm can build its reputation (and in the long run generate a profit) only if it becomes known for running effective schools.

-- A clause in the contract was «too generous» as it stated Martin would be paid up to # 1.8 m if the contract between Martin's management firm (GMG) and the company running the leisure centre was terminated for any reason

Basically, if you'd have told me a Range Rover would be crying out for hot laps, I'd have laughed and, possibly, given you a politely firm slap — at least, if you're not very big and you can't run faster than me.

Practical considerations such as boot space and legroom are of little consequence, though, if a car is too uncomfortable to travel in, and the limited - run CS model is firm enough to make you think twice before tackling a long journey.

This, even if Race mode sets its variable dampers to their firmest position, invokes the sharpest responses from its accelerator, gearbox and steering, while turning stability control off, with only vital rollover protection running in the background.

If interest rates ever rise and credit conditions start to tighten, some of the lower quality, highly levered firms could run into trouble.

For example, if the firm suggests that its clients invest in XYZ, it doesn't want its employees jumping ahead of clients (called front - running) and buying XYZ so they can ride it up when clients begin buying.

The home run would be that the companies with overvalued shares would buy the companies with undervalued shares, if the companies were related, and it seemed that management could integrate the firms.

In theory, fund directors fulfill the same general role as the directors of public companies, with broad powers to safeguard shareholder interests — including, if necessary, firing the advisory firm running the fund.

However, if rates run too high due to inflation, firms borrowing with floating - rate loans risk default as debt servicing costs rise precipitously.

One of the biggest success points for most advisory firms is our incredibly high client retention rates — which means if we can just get the clients in the first place, and survive long enough, most financial advisors will be financially successful in the long run.

If he turns around to play with you, simply say «No» in a firm voice and stop running.

«Ghostblogging» is frowned upon in online circles, and allowing it to occur within your law firm runs the risk of a serious reputation hit if it is discovered.

Case in point: If you're running online ads for, say, your DUI practice within a specific geographical area, your landing page should detail your firm's capabilities within that realm.

Scalability — from the phone system to other information systems — is often the last thing on an attorney's mind as they start a small or solo law firm, especially if they haven't run a business before.

Additionally, if you're running your small firm to be sustainable and lean, the lower monthly cost of a Fastcase subscription might trump the wider resources of a Lexis.

If you run a small firm, you need all the extra help you can get.

If you doubt it, just run a quick Internet search of law firm websites.

Many law firm and lawyer blogs run on Word Press, which we find is an excellent platform if you (or an employee or hired gun) have the technical skills to deploy and manage it.

Note: you can easily run the same test on your own law firm email newsletters or alerts if you are using email marketing software that allows multivariate testing where you split your lists into random «nth name» segments and distribute different versions of the relevant newsletter or alert to each segment.

Developing B players, on the other hand, can be more time consuming, and the results may not be quite as spectacular as those achieved by superstars, but over the long run improvements in the performance of B players can be equally, if not more, important to a firm.

The exception might be if a law firm lawyer runs a blog outside the confines of the firm — in that case, the lawyer could consider having a Facebook Fan Page for the blog.

As just noted, law firms whose lawyers blog (even if they blog under the firm banner) run the risk that if the lawyer goes, so does the blog and its branding benefits.

If you're running a law firm that hopes to find success with the next generation of clients, it's time to start thinking beyond the telephone.

For attorneys who decide to hang their shingle and run their own firm, practice management is an extremely important, if not often overlooked, aspect of what they will be doing.