Sentences with phrase «take all the credit»

Lots of companies are top - heavy but once you deeper you see the teams are doing everything; the executive or manager is just taking the credit.

While it's unclear exactly what Nimble America has done in support of Trump, it has taken credit for designing a billboard ad posted outside of Pittsburgh showing an unflattering cartoon depiction of Hillary Clinton with the tagline «Too Big to Jail,» according to The Daily Beast.

The facts: While Trump took credit for Walmart's announcement — and thanked the retailer «for starting the big jobs push back into the U.S.» — Walmart had already announced in October a plan that would create 10,000 U.S. jobs, Reuters reported.

Most women leaders need to be convinced to take credit for their accomplishments.

The risk of having the governing party take credit for NDP ideas won't be the only concern Horwath will have to consider.

Early in the Trump administration, Spicer and Trump spoke openly about possibly moving the press briefings out of the White House to another location, an idea that senior adviser and former Breitbart News chairman Steve Bannon — who has referred to the media as «the opposition party» — later took credit for.

I definitely can't take credit for where we're at today, because they were one of the first Canadian beer brands on Instagram.

Stone has previously defended the hacker who took credit for the DNC breach, who is known as Guccifer 2.0.

When the deal was announced in July, Trump called Guo's commitment «an incredible investment» and was quick to take the credit for it: «In other words, if I didn't get elected, he definitely would not be spending $ 10 billion.»

Take these credit limits as suggestions, rather than as requirements.You usually want to offer the client a credit limit that is close to the average of what other vendors provide.

When you really have this feeling that you're both in it together and you're pushing and pulling one another, you're open to taking risks, you're brave, you're open to innovation, and you're not taking credit for each other's — together you're making things better.

But if you have recently been denied credit, it's an indication the lending system sees you as damaged goods that they are unwilling to take a credit risk on.

They take credit for what their team does.

The third and fourth stages involve taking credit for appointing your troubleshooter should things go right, or pinning the blame on him (or her) if the situation continues to deteriorate.

Kuroda himself takes credit for convincing his counterparts in the Group of Seven advanced nations that Japan's currency intervention was for the good of the Japanese and global economies.

Fans were skeptical about exactly who was doing the cooking, with many on Twitter arguing that Kardashian - West couldn't have done the work and accusing her of taking credit for the family's Jamaican nanny's handiwork.

Eberhard accused Musk of taking credit for founding the company and trying to «rewrite history.»

He said Trump can take credit for improved business confidence and the stock market.

The lack of a single fatality on a commercial flight last year prompted President Donald Trump to take credit for advances in safety in a Tweet that raised eyebrows in the aviation safety community.

Memorable bosses see the bus coming and pull their employees out of the way often without the employee knowing until much, much later... if ever, because memorable bosses never try to take credit.

«That's the only prank for which I'll take credit, because we were caught,» he says.

In the credit card world, tokenization means taking credit card account numbers out of merchants» hands, replacing them with strings of characters — essentially, digital tokens — that would, theoretically, be useless if stolen by criminals.

In an interview with the Daily Beast, Sullivan said though he takes credit for the hashtag, he didn't invent the idea of an Uber boycott.

No article spinning or reusing an existing post; The article must be yours, do not take credit for someone else's work.

Jones said Trump and Pence could take credit for securing about 800 jobs at the plant, which employs a total of about 1,700 people.

A new BtoB service leverages the Internet to make taking credit cards easier and cheaper for the smaller merchant.

From there, the president descended into a series of attacks on his opponents and a defense of his administration... among other things, taking credit for driving North and South Korea together for the Olympics.

The Lizard Squad incessantly took credit for the outages on Twitter, where the notorious group continues to issue tweets demanding more followers and retweets, now in exchange for bringing the PlayStation Network back online.

Association president Gary Smith, of Brookfield Financial, opened the conference by imploring federal and provincial governments to play more of a role, lauding those provinces like Ontario that have launched venture funds, and taking credit for the repeal of Section 116 of the Income Tax Act in the Harper government's spring budget.

Investors increasing their current yield by taking credit risk in junk bonds have recently learned a similar lesson.

Trump likes to take credit for all of this.

«They can become glory hogs and take credit for your hard work.

Loeb also took credit for much of the corporate structural reform going on in Japan.

Some merchants are now able to take credit cards, but cash is king.

And either way, it's not really «taking credit for your work» if she's just sending out info on policies and procedures — that's more about passing along information than doing work that could be taken credit for, in the sense that people normally think about credit.

An investor looking to take credit risk would be better off in emerging markets, he said.

In the press release on Monday, Pershing took credit for a number of moves the company has made since then, including pushing out long - time CEO Michael Pearson and paying down debt.

I am always CC'd on the emails, but is that taking the credit for my work if I put together the initial document?

President Donald Trump likes to take credit for last year's stock market gain, but on Thursday he admitted that the results of his scheduled medical examination on Friday could be responsible for its fall.

«I told her if she tried to take credit for everything, she was going to have an unhappy staff, and that it was already starting,» Wisnefski says.

It's mysterious, and you can't take credit for it, you just have it,» says Lang, during a chat in an empty boardroom between story meetings.

With the Square Card Reader, Jack Dorsey made it possible for anyone, anywhere to take credit card payments.

Square's plan was to use technology to allow anyone, anywhere to take credit card payments.

President Trump likes to take credit for stock market gains, but now even he admits he could be a reason for its fall

Their bragging that they convinced everyone else that they were right or taking credit for everything are big red flags.

Whenever, there's something to take credit for, he's suddenly a one - man show.

In a conference call with analysts on April 12, Google CEO Larry Page took credit for a similar lack of voting rights at other companies.

«He didn't get caught up in whose fault things were when something went wrong or who takes the credit when something went right.

he then went to a friend to ask how to use SQLmap to exploit the vuln; he was shown how to use SQLmap, once he learnt the grand skill of the command line magic python tool!!!! known as «SQLmap» his brain decided to kick in «oh sh-t i have bad opsec [operations security] and autism, i should get people to hack this for me so i don't get v & [arrested] plus i can still take the credit!!

Whether it's a mom who owns a cupcake store that might take credit cards or a consulting firm that deals with healthcare data, the risk is incredible.