Sentences with phrase «spent learning the ropes»

You might find yourself wondering if the creative control and higher royalties are worth the time and resources spent learning the ropes.

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To get a better understanding of your target demographic, you should spend time with your customers, write for industry news outlets, attend industry tradeshows, and find a mentor in the market to help you learn the ropes.

Joel joined the firm in 2002 to learn the ropes, and only after spending some time as an associate at Toronto law firm of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt where he specialized in mergers and acquisitions.

For the most part, I've been spending the last month getting up to speed on Cryptoverse and learning the ropes on how Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) work... It's been a bit of a learning curve... I'm slowly but surely figuring things out...

Truthfully I've even come around to Allen & Jackson also, but I'd be unhappy about trading up for them as I feel like you'll need to spend at least the first year if not two of their rookie deal holding clipboards and learning the ropes.

You also need to spend a lot of time learning the ropes, because you didn't buy Grand Slam Tennis for it to play like Wii Sports.

Perhaps you're spending much of your time learning the ropes.

She spent some time learning the ropes: setting up a Web site, figuring out social media, getting blurbs for the book, arranging for an author photo and finding someone to design the cover.

I spent 2016 writing the first two novels in my series, as well as learning the ropes of marketing, building a mailing list, and networking with other indies.

For many investors learning the ropes of trading sometimes means learning the hard way that some account types let you spend more than you actually have.

PSP's new district managers also take part in the company's manager training program, after which they typically spend another week shadowing a veteran district manager to learn the ropes.

When I started my blog (which initially was just to keep in touch with family and friends and record my travels), I spent an inordinate amount of time setting it up, making it pretty, and learning the ropes and language of blogging.

Stressed, tired, and finally at the end of my rope, I boarded a plane headed for Nicaragua to spend five days in the company of strangers, learning to surf at Chicabrava, an all - women surf camp.

You're just learning the ropes with credit, and you'll need a card that encourages (or forces) you to spend within your means.

Simply through watching how players move, you can easily determine who has spent more time with the franchise and who is still trying to learn the ropes.

You may feel swamped, but taking a little time to learn the ropes is time well - spent.

internships and spend a ton of time learning the ropes on my own.

You'll spend the first three weeks learning the ropes, then receive support from a buddy to practice what you've learnt when speaking to customers.

Entry - level pharmaceutical sales reps might work with an experienced sales rep mentor for the first few months to learn the ropes, and will likely spend a lot of time developing sales leads and contacting prospects.

You'll spend time up front with books, blogs, podcasts, ride - alongs (this is what we call a shadow or mentor program in the fire service), local meetings, classes and more just to begin to learn the ropes.

For associates, joining the company means spending a lot of time in their first 15 months learning the ropes.