Sentences with phrase «than a poor performer»

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When you run the numbers, it may be more cost - effective to invest in your employees, rather than firing off the poor performers and finding new ones, which, in sales, can be an expensive process that can take months.

The approach of targeting poor performers was met with a favourable response from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), which stated that «introducing a targeted [rather than for all votes at all companies] binding vote regime would focus attention on the most concerning cases and give shareholders the teeth to truly have the final say on top executives» pay.»

«It is much easier to grow things that are already growing than turn around poor performers.

Better at attacking than Gibbs and as good as Monreal tracking back... should be a no brainer... Gibbs sold ageing Monreal a good back up and can ease this guy in to EPL... Net cost maybe 10m... but as far as I can tell wenger believes most of his business is done with Shaka jap as holding option for welbecks return wilshere and santi back and «revitalized» giroud and Ramsey like new signings... But anyone basing next years EPL on this euros is beyond football redemption... All the poor performers last year have upped their management and squads... So far the only non mover..

The groups noted that for more than 20 years, broken windows enforcement — which targets smaller crimes to stave off larger ones — has disproportionately affected the poor and homeless and minorities, street vendors, subway performers, young people and LGBTQ and immigrant New Yorkers.

Rehabilitating the preppy power that defined the brand in the 1980s and 1990s will require more than just culling poor performers.

They gave online dating sites the lowest satisfaction scores Consumer Reports has ever seen for services rendered — lower even than for tech - support providers, notoriously poor performers in our ratings.

First, consumers hate online dating with a passion, even more than tech support services, which are notoriously poor performers.

There is a strong resistance to moving swiftly to formal capability processes as many head teachers would prefer that a poor performer leaves after finding another job — they believe that the inclusion of a formal capability process in a reference would sink any chance of the less than competent teacher leaving quietly.

Teacher evaluation is viewed less as a tool to weed out poor performers than as a tool for helping good teachers get better and to help reward outstanding performance.

In contrast, less than 7 percent of the poorest performers in more - affluent schools become principals at other schools.

In a push to provide more children with free tutoring under the No Child Left Behind Act, the Department of Education is expanding two pilot programs that allow school districts to offer the extra assistance a year earlier than usual, and to serve as tutoring providers even if they themselves have been deemed poor performers.

On average, poorer students are still 3 times more likely to be low performers in science than wealthier students.

Does this mean that the poorest - performing — and hence most over-confident — expert is believed more than the top performer whose displayed confidence may be a little more tentative?

It's clear that 6 GB of RAM was used for more of a selling point on the spec list than actual usage, but this one isn't a poor performer by any means.

While many salespeople are wrestling with their own difficult decisions about whether to take on a second job — or even leave the real estate business entirely — it's more important than ever for brokers and sales managers to determine when it's time for poor performers to move on.