Sentences with phrase «taken me more»

The company wanted to take a more data - driven approach to pricing, because it needed a better idea of what the market would pay for equipment.

It works for any age group and you'll take more out of it each time you read it.

It takes more than delivering one class and a conscious decision to remove bias, as they are deeply rooted beliefs.

Even though this will take more time, it will increase your response rate many times over.

Plus, with the improved infrastructure you'll be able to work faster when you're connected to the internet and take more client calls.

Men, just like women, have great access to information they are smart consumers, and they're taking more things in their own hands.

Drivers who take more than 40 rides per week pay a weekly fee — say, $ 89 for a Chevolet Trax.

Now investors are taking a more flinty - eyed look at diversity — for reasons related to the bottom line.

Management and supervisors can also force themselves to become more aware of their employees» habits and be on the lookout for things like stress or specific types of lifestyles that may force an employee to take more time off.

(The exception: If your business is sinking, we will gladly step in to take a more active role if we think it'll help.)

Half of small business social media users complain that the platforms take more time than they'd thought, but almost the same number believe it's time well - spent — that their social media initiatives will pay off financially in a year or less.

This will obviously take more time.

But she said that the number of hats she was wearing in each situation was draining, and she wanted to take a more focused approach to entrepreneurship.

You also want to take that drubbing now so that you avoid it later on (when your ego takes more of a bruising, when the thought of an 80 - hour workweek and simultaneous childcare makes your stomach turn, or when you think you're simply too old to take that kind of treatment from someone else).

It's taken more than a century to refine the technology, and indeed, wireless power still faces obstacles related to safety, interference, efficiency and range.

«Alfalfa takes more man - hours.

We sent an email, and it took more than 10 days to get a response.

The unpredictability of the Trump administration in the U.S. may further encourage the Canadian government to take a more measured approach to tax policy.

It doesn't take more than a second between the time you look up a product on one site and find it as an ad on your social feeds.

Things often take more time than you expect, which is why scheduling back - to - back meetings isn't a great idea.

They look more like snow globes than a traditional multivitamin, which made taking them more pleasant.

So I think at least 100 people per trip is the right order of magnitude, and I think we may actually made up expanding the crew section and ultimately taking more like 200 more people per flight in order to reduce the cost per person.

Once you become more effective at estimating how long tasks take, the next step is to move them to your calendar (at least those tasks that will take more than just a few minutes).

Aruliden now takes more care evaluating whether clients can pay up.

This is the place to take more risks with money once a retirement fund has been invested.

Well, that's B.S. because it's not going to take more time than going to the doctor, or leaving work early because you're in pain.

Instead of downplaying her femininity in an attempt to be taken more seriously as the CEO of a women's sexual health company, Whitehead did the opposite.

One of Cramer's top rules for young investors is that they should take more risks.

With the increasing demand to ensure safety in online transactions, businesses need to take more control and better precautionary measures to avoid incurring costs associated with fraudulent transactions.

It doesn't matter that your company is you, a computer and a dog - this will help them take you more seriously.

It should come as little surprise, because when he took more control over his work, he became more humble and more hungry to become a better leader.

The Canadian - born Stanford computer science prof has quietly invested in nearly two dozen tech startups over the years — including Google, which is the origin of his fortune — but he appears to be taking a more active role in one of his portfolio's firms.

By week's end, even US trade representative Robert Lighthizer, one of the administration's fiercest China hawks, seemed to be taking a more dovish line.

«It guides you along saving, investing in what you know and taking those more guaranteed returns,» Sall says.

As the value of reviews becomes more prevalent, merchants must take a more active role in the review process.

Older workers, in contrast, are paid about 10 to 25 percent less at young firms, because they are likely to be taking more senior positions that would be more highly compensated at larger firms in exchange for equity in a startup.

They also believe they can handle whatever life throws at them and take more risks, which naturally leads to unlocking opportunities.

Truly fixing the issue, however, will take more than automation.

Saving enough to retire today takes a more active approach and a few new tools.

Absolutely not — but it is possible, and if you want to be successful, you should consider it your responsibility to learn to take more and better risks in your daily life.

These are very necessary things which you have given in above list about those we should taking more care while working in office.

It advises manufacturers to take it more positively when vulnerabilities are found within their systems by rewarding the researchers rather than attempting to punish them.

I have learned that wisdom comes from taking more from mistakes than what they take out of you.

But the past few years have shown that it will take more than cheap money to coax Canadian executives to leverage their profits to the extent necessary to boost growth.

And it looks like it's going to take more than six months to figure it out.

And many took more than 60 days.

«You have to take more than just a step back,» says David Omholt, president of Plano, Texas - based franchise consulting firm Entrepreneur Authority.

Take more control over the 72 hours a week that a smartphone is connected to work.

I'm completely full — I can't take any more.»

Even if their employers offered unlimited vacation days, most people wouldn't take any more time off than they do now.