Sentences with phrase «shown the door in»

One Walmart supervisor was shown the door in 2011 for «off - the - clock work,» which isn't allowed at the superstore chain.

They also asked why Tatts was only getting one board position in the new company and why their chief executive Robbie Cooke was being shown the door in mid-2017.

The man has decided to say little to the media as he deals with a diminished role and the possibility of being shown the door in the offseason to bring Carmelo Anthony or someone else to the Windy City.

Even bigger names at the Bernabeu have been shown the door in recent times, with the likes of Mesut Ozil and Angel Di Maria not surviving the chop in the incredibly hostile and expectant environment of the Spanish capital; with Bale becoming such a scapegoat this season for failing to do it in the big games, he is surely one of the first on the list to be sent on his way.

Considering the fact that Flamini will most definitely be shown the door in the summer, Wenger will be looking for a midfielder to bring into the squad and given that Gundogan has confirmed that he will be leaving Dortmund at the end of the season, there is a strong likelihood of genuine interest from the Arsenal manager.

«Elise Stefanik should put politics aside and work with Democrats to make healthcare more affordable or be ready for voters to show her the door in 2018.»

Do not try to take advantage or lever for more, because she will not stand for it and will show you the door in the blink of an eye.

Unfortunately, lovers of the funky and fun Juke won't see the compact on the roster for much longer, as rumor has it Nissan is showing it the door in 2018.

One thing is certain, and I wrote about it when Greenberg was shown the door in 2005, no one can replace Greenberg.

His latest intervention was, Ad Nauseam, at documenta 14, shortly after a solo exhibition, They Were Shown the Door in a Matter of Minutes, in Athens as part of the Platforms Project for the Museum of Contemporary Cuts.

His latest intervention was, ad nauseam, at documenta 14, shortly after a solo exhibition for the Museum of Contemporary Cuts, They Were Shown the Door in a Matter of Minutes, in Athens as part of the Platforms Project.

I too had to be shown the door in a previous position to find my «this is it» which I believe I have (at the moment... is that a contradiction then?).

You do understand that the global warming alarmists were shown the door in Curruptenhagen, right?

As one observer put it: «All lies and promises — the wind industry has finally been rumbled in Germany and is about to be shown the door in Australia.

Not exact matches

If you can show that you understand the trends in your prospect's industry, you'll open the door to a whole new level of connection between you.

Steve shows off some of the secret doors his company, Creative Home Engineering, specializes in making.

The Small Businesses Do It Better Show will be busting down doors in 2013!

A doctor showing up at your door in San Francisco is convenient but access to products and services in consumer health that you may not have been able to get before at an accessible price point is a new level of access.

But both films showed how mundane, and even boring, much of investigative journalism is: your inquiries lead nowhere; doors are slammed in your face; you make endless phone calls; and you have to choke down all that lousy coffee.

«We have enough votes to show them never to do this again,» Democratic House Leader Nancy Pelosi told members of her party, behind closed doors, according to a source in the room.

She took 15 seconds of videotape showing the applicant as he or she knocks on the door, comes in, shakes the hand of the interviewer, sits down, and is welcomed by the interviewer.

Just after graduating from Harvard Business School in 2009, Tracy Britt Cool showed up on Berkshire Hathaway's (BRKA) door.

And so, eleven months after he replaced ousted chief Mark Hurd, Apotheker was shown the door and Whitman, then a board member, was named chief executive — HP's third in three years.

«We've also added a creator - in - residence, which is ultimately a person that gets to develop what's on the walls and what going to be shown when clients walk in the door,» Laughlin says.

To get in the door, she says, «you have to be prepared to show them who you are.»

«I don't want my name in print, and have these violent guys show up at my door,» he wrote in a Twitter message to The Marshall Project.

If you answer «yes,» don't be surprised if the CDC shows up at your door in hazmat suits.

Before HR can start discussing the importance of good recruitment practices, it needs to show the value of having HR strategically involved in talent recruitment — not just getting candidates through the door but guiding teams across the organization to the resources they need.

Take a chance and show up at someone's door or put yourself in a situation that you could never be in if you stayed at home.

For Kleinfeld, it started when a pair of people who identified themselves as private investigators showed up at the door of his next - door neighbor in New York's Westchester County about a year ago, inquiring about «loud parties» at his house.

«My suspicion is that people lie on their resume because they want to get in the door, get that job and then show up,» says Osborne.

You could pave a road from your office to the nearest park with all the studies showing the incredible benefits of spending even a short amount of time out of doors, particularly in a natural setting.

A recent study showed that 71 percent of small businesses close their doors by their tenth year in operation.

When they couldn't, as in the case of chief product officer Sheree Waterson and the company's sheer pants debacle — in which customers reacted angrily to fabric so thin it bared their behinds — they were shown the door.

In the past, admitting failure at Ford meant being shown the door, and the field adjusted by hiding problems.

And since there is no current visa for entrepreneurs, some of the brightest minds in the country are in limbo or, in some cases, being shown the door.

We help to launch the «in - store» events such as grand openings, re-openings, VIP closed door events, trunk shows, fashion shows, etc..

Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden show that the NSA created and promulgated a flawed formula for generating random numbers to create a «back door» in encryption products, the New York Times reported in September.

It should be no surprise that those with low buy in and low performance will quickly find the door, but the hard decision (and your employees see this) is showing the door to a high performer with a bad attitude.

We've written earlier about how that is generally a bad idea (more on that later), but to illustrate our point and in light of the current retail climate, we thought it'd be a good idea to show you what happens to a store - branded credit card when the company shuts its doors.

In a 2014 study examining the career paths of more than 34,000 current and former regulators, New York Fed economists showed there was a revolving door, but not necessarily driven by the quid - pro-quo that critics are focused on.

With current data showing more than 60 % of millennials leaving their company in less than three years, employers are facing a very expensive revolving door.

In a corner near the front door and entrance area, the floor is empty and taped off; soon the space needs to be filled with a mockup of the company's planned booth for an upcoming trade show.

But when NDP members decided by a narrow margin to show Thomas Mulcair the door, they ended up trading a leader who was considered prime ministerial by a significant number of voters for one who is not — or at least who may not be in time for next year's federal vote.

Tickets to see the Satellite Beach show, which was part of Daniels» nationwide adult club tour, were $ 15 in advance and $ 20 at the door.

Rather than smoke filled rooms or closed door meetings, bitcoin has now shown its true governance in action.

You can show a potential employer that you can write well, you'll have one foot in the door.

In 2006, HP's chairwoman Pattie Dunn was shown the door after it was revealed that she had spearheaded a secret probe to spy on fellow board members and journalists, in an attempt to find the source of board - level media leakIn 2006, HP's chairwoman Pattie Dunn was shown the door after it was revealed that she had spearheaded a secret probe to spy on fellow board members and journalists, in an attempt to find the source of board - level media leakin an attempt to find the source of board - level media leaks.

Several disgruntled former employees have expressed concerns about «groupthink» being ingrained in what is widely known as a hyper - liberal company culture value system where expressions of other views are not welcome and can lead to being ostracized or being shown the door.

I have heard this conversation many times behind closed doors in Hollywood, and it goes something like this: «It's boring to show young upstarts typing away on computers, so how can we spice this up for TV?»