Sentences with phrase «took on this new»

You'll also be freeing yourself to take on new, less familiar challenges.

KordaMentha managing partner Cliff Rocke has taken on a new role, joining the Perth office of the advisory firm that is handling the collapse of residential construction group Builton.

I couldn't really take on any new clients even if I wanted to because my days (and nights... and weekends) were filled with Susan!

India's legendary tycoon Sir Ratan Tata told «Managing Asia» in an exclusive interview in 2013 how he relished taking on new challenges as he built Tata Sons into a corporate behemoth.

They are quick to take on new skill sets and are cause - driven.

With licensing, you can continue being creative and taking on new projects and revenue sources.

For Holly Cardew, the CEO of photo editing company Pixc, «always be hiring» took on new meaning when she started her company.

Zuck then offered a summary take on new products, including a dating service (oops, sorry, Match.com), a revamped Oculus Go VR headset, and a video chatting feature for Instagram users.

Our intentions to take on a new challenge were good, but our timing was miserable.

All startups are likely to start tripping when it comes to taking on new rounds of financing, because investors are likely to demand lower valuations, Nordlicht says.

Lola is certainly not the only company with that focus, but the importance of vetting — and providing transparency about — materials takes on a new significance when you consider that these are items that are regularly used inside of women's bodies.

Every time you take on a new account, you need more money, and the banks don't understand the problem.»

Entrepreneurs gamble every time they take on new staff.

Your company will take on a new meaning and you can more clearly identify your branding, marketing, and staffing needs.

In one situation, an investor wanted the right to single - handedly force the company to refuse to take on new money, veto rights that Trabelsi felt were too extreme.

Before you consider taking on this new challenge with your business, make sure you have the following items covered:

Many of us overcommit whether it's taking on a new work project before the holidays, agreeing to attend yet another holiday party with a colleague, or baking cookies for your daughter's holiday bake sale.

Moreover, he's taken on new projects as a result of people he's met through the facility.

The newest twist in career management is to have an exit strategy — even before taking on a new assignment.

Focus on questions that force the candidate to talk about a real situation where they had to take on a new challenge or figure out how to adapt to something unexpected.

The Cambridge University graduate wrote on Twitter that he is «excited» and «proud» to be taking on the new role.

That's why name generation has taken on a new life.

Even then, he says, Nuinsco — which started the year with about $ 6 million in cash and marketable securities — won't take on a new project without enough cash on hand to deal with setbacks.

When you have experience outside of the tech bubble, you take on a new perspective and can come at a problem (and solve it) differently.

Don't take on a new initiative, unless you're committed to resourcing it sufficiently.

Employers are looking for passion and a willingness to learn, so grads should focus on jumping in and trying to take on the new challenges that come their way in their first job.

So, take on a new responsibility like a project outside your usual scope or learn a new skill.

You appreciate the loyalty and their enthusiasm for their role and they've expressed that they want to grow into a new role or take on new responsibilities.

The chain appears ready to take on the new U.S - based competition, which also includes J. Crew, Marshalls and more Walmart stores.

Learning new skills and taking on new challenges can strengthen the leader and the organization

He'd taken on each new scene as if he'd seen it a thousand times before.

As an employee, it could be a decision about whether to ask for a raise, take on a new project, or even leave for a different job.

Speaking at Fortune's CEO Initiative conference, Loree explains that as he prepared to take on the new job of CEO in 2016, he thought that the 175 - year - old company was «missing something.»

It's a question that took on new urgency when Smartflash turned around two days later and sued Apple again, this time for infringement of four new patents.

It's a good idea to start with them before hitting larger chain stores because it's easier to get in touch with the direct decision - maker, and they're more inclined to take on new, unique or hard - to - find items to differentiate themselves from larger stores.

To my amazement, I was able to take on new assignments and exciting tasks that would not have been offered to me unless I made the effort to request them.

Accepting financing means taking on a new relationship, one you're likely to have for a long time, be it with a bank or investor or a different relationship with your friends and family.

The business technology giant has decided it will no longer take on new business with the state's government amid an ongoing legal battle, Oracle senior vice president Ken Glueck told Fortune on Wednesday.

Whenever I took on a new project, I was always instructed to make sure I knew when each project was due by.

If you deliberately seek out developing new skills and taking on new challenges, you're in for a bumpy road.

But the times of greatest learning for me have been when I've been through big changes, or taken on new roles — you have to move out of your comfort zone and develop muscles that you didn't know you had.

Aside from training, allowing them to take on new challenges stimulates their creative and innovative mind.

Most large retailers want to see a track record of successful sales before agreeing to take on a new product.

Thiel will take on a new role as vice chairman of Global Wealth and Investment Management.

A $ 2 million line of credit enabled the company to take on new customers and grow the business.

That could be learning to operate a different piece of equipment or taking on new managerial responsibilities.

In fact, for most of the five years we were in business, I was turning business away because I didn't have the capacity to take on new work when I was already growing nearly 80 percent a year.

When rumours suggesting Larian's bid had been rejected started circulating last week, he at first said it was «disappointing,» but as more details about Fairfax's bid emerged, he appeared to have taken on a new outlook.

Startups prize people who step up and take on new challenges during periods of growth or change.

At some point, you'll find that you've reached full capacity, which means you can't take on new clients.