Sentences with phrase «usually list the companies»

They usually list the companies that will be there.

Not exact matches

«Usually customers want some more convenience,» says Felstiner, going on to list features that are common to many on - demand companies: «The customer may want access to other people's reviews of the [worker], they may want some guarantee of competence, or they want to know the person will arrive in 30 minutes, and then the service accepts payment on behalf of the person and takes a cut.»

The clients I know who have succeeded on the platform usually devote a significant amount of time and resources to properly listing their products, understanding the nuances of the company's fulfillment and other services, participating in campaigns that have questionable profitability, analyzing reams of data that the service spits out in order to make adjustments to its prices and branding and working hard to live up to Amazon's stringent customer service guidelines.

That might seem unfair to judge the company and its flagship conference on a single flopped product, but the fate of Glass is just the most high - profile in a long list of disappeared or disappointing products ranging from Google Reader to Google Wave to the Nexus Q and Android Wear — a platform that still exists, but I usually forget to wear my devices that run it.

Bank letters of credit and customer lists are usually enough to win the trust of customers who initially express concerns about doing business with an unaudited company, claims chief financial officer Henry Szabo.

The legal list of securities through a state agency is usually a banking firm through the permission of one of the mutual holding companies.

Lists usually purchased from an outside company or service that provides the email addresses of individual contacts in a target market.

Of the companies listed above, Royal Dutch Shell usually pays the highest dividend — 5.3 % as of mid-2012 — followed closely by BP (5.2 %) and ConocoPhillips (5.1 %).

Nowadays, company usually gets to a considerable size before they consider to list it as a public company.

Target Accounts: B2B organizations usually have a target list of companies they would love to have as their customers.

«Companies usually bump up these appointments on their priority list,» says Fredericks.

These companies will also (usually) distribute to some or all of the Big Five retailers listed above.

Usually, you will find that most options are based upon shares in publicly listed companies, Twitter and Amazon, for example.

Usually non-US exchanges for a cross listed company, have a lot less volume than the US exchange leading me to believe they are completely separete share issues

Discount brokerages that do not offer clients the option to have US dollar accounts will usually charge currency conversion fees on transactions that take place in US dollars (for example if a client buys shares of a company from a US listed exchange).

In general, home insurance companies will usually have the following perils in their exclusion lists:

After a company declares bankruptcy, it usually no longer fulfills the financial requirements for listing its shares on an exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange.

LICs are a type of investment, incorporated as companies and listed on a stock exchange, usually the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

I'm usually not fond of analysts» peer comparisons — too many outlier companies & figures for my liking — but let's give it a go (UK - listed peers only):

LISTED FUNDS TEND TO BE MORE PASSIVE INDEX TRACKING INVESTING FUNDS: Because lower cost noload investment company funds usually are index tracking investing funds, in addition, they tend to have lesser securities portfolio turnover versus the higher asset portfolio turnover of non-index, actively managed investor funds.

If a new company with growth potential is just listed in the stock market, investors usually seize the opportunity by buying the stock, thereby investing into the future of the company.

You can usually find the amount of calories contained in dog food listed on the dog food label or on the company web site.

There is this list of successful F2P companies, but these have usually at least two dozen of people.

They've got listings for openings across the company, usually for skilled labor, engineering and management positions.

When it comes to priorities in the age of big data, information governance usually isn't near the top of the list, but once company leaders recognize the potential dark side of all that data — both financial and ethical — information security teams can take the lead in pushing for a comprehensive IG program.

It will give the company's head office, address, a description of what it does, and will usually include a list of management.

This is usually done by using our comprehensive list of life insurance companies.

Here is a list of life insurance companies that have the most competitive rates for $ 100,000 term life insurance — they are usually also competitive for other coverage amounts:

The life insurance company will usually provide a list of questions in advance so you aren't surprised.

As part of the specific coverage definitions for the named insured, insurance companies usually list certain exclusions.

The companies usually provide the list of critical illnesses on their website or brochure.

Renting mailing and calling lists are usually done for direct mail campaigns unless your company has the means to harvest data through it's own resource...

Usually, there will be a list of WA companies who work with them and you can keep this with you at all times.

For its public offering, Spotify has taken an unconventional and somewhat risky approach called direct listing, a route normally taken by small - cap companies, usually in biotech and life sciences.

In almost every security disclosure list, you'll usually find one company digging up the dirt on the most recent vulnerabilities: Google.

It's worth noting that while stock exchanges impose requirements on the companies they list such as periodic public disclosure of financials etc, cryptocurrency exchanges usually do not have any listing requirements, nor are the exchanges obligated to perform any due diligence on project whose coins they are listing.

The startup's move to go public after over a decade in the business is also significant in the context of the manner in which intends to do so, with recent reports suggesting it's pursuing a direct listing without an underwriter which is a risky move that simultaneously avoids high fees usually associated with IPOs but also lacks protections against the company's stock crumbling should the public sentiment regarding its prospects suddenly become negative.

Professional groups that usually hold networking events allow companies to post job listings on their site.

Before a job listing ever hits the company website, email list or online job board, hiring managers, supervisors and other relevant professionals have usually spent hours pouring over the specifics.

Company benefits are usually listed on job adverts as all employees generally receive the same benefits — and they're great perks that organisations like to shout about.

These professionals perform project - based work and usually list in their resumes the following job duties: discussing business requirements with clients, recommending IT solutions, developing software, purchasing equipment, and ensuring the security of company networks and computer systems.

Recruiters usually prefer chronological resumes because they list your work experience in reverse chronological order and makes it easy for them to see which companies you have worked for and what duties you have performed.

It's easy enough to find the company websites (Google the name of a firm, and their site will usually pop up in the first one or two listings on the results page).

The services of a buyer's Real Estate Professional are usually free to the buyer, as the buyer's Real Estate Professional is normally paid by the seller's agent (i.e. the company with the listing of the home being sold).

Although labor tends to be the most expensive piece of a company's budgetary puzzle, the next item on the list is usually real estate, according to Jeffrey Kottmeier, a research analyst for commercial real estate services giant CBRE.