Sentences with phrase «value industry i.e.»

• Experienced individuals with proven recruitment background • Related industry experience in a professional high value industry i.e.. IT, Engineering, Technology etc. • Previous Contract Recruitment experience would be ideal • Someone with the drive, determination and ambition to succeed in this challenging technology market What Redline offer?
• Experienced individuals with proven recruitment background • Related industry experience in a professional high value industry i.e.. IT, Engineering, Technology etc. • Someone with the drive, determination and ambition to succeed in this challenging technology market What Redline offer?

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«There is still considerable potential to grow volume sales through wider distribution i.e. adding value with ready meals etc. which the industry has not really embraced yet.
Using industry guidelines, the appraiser will try to weigh the major components of these properties (i.e., design, square footage, number of rooms, lot size, age, etc.) to the components of your home to come up with an estimated value of your home.
In addition, undesirable companies (i.e. financial distress / bankruptcy, companies of industries with overcapacity, industries with import surges, negative legislative or regulatory hits, lawsuits, or long periods of underperformance) are also likely to lead to value opportunities.
Common characteristics associated with stocks selling at less than 66 % of net current asset value are low price / earnings ratios, low price / sales ratios and low prices in relation to «normal» earnings; i.e., what the company would earn if it earned the average return on equity for a given industry or the average neti ncome margin on sales for such industry.
And so, paying up is often required — well, at least from a traditional value perspective — which, almost inevitably needs to be justified via comprehensive study of the company & its management, its capital allocation, its products & business model, its industry dynamics, and (most of all) whether it enjoys a significant, sustainable & (ideally) an expanding competitive advantage (i.e. an economic moat).
For terminal value to be anything other than liquidation value we are implicitly assuming that the competitive advantage of the business will last for ever i.e. there will never be perfect competition in this industry which brings the return on capital to the same level as cost of capital..
If we assume that value investors look for low Shiller PEs not at the market level but locally (i.e. low Shiller PE industries or deciles or whatever) then that makes sense.
More than ever, the European fur industry must pursue the opposite strategy — i.e. like any luxury goods company, focus on quality & branding, not price — and step up its lobbying & marketing efforts (plus its commitment to animal welfare), to ensure the apparel / luxury industry & consumers appreciate / value the distinction (vs. Chinese fur).
The solar industry has been suggesting the scheme be changed, particularly in light of the 50 per cent reduction in module costs in the last 18 months, but it argued for a staged reduction to avoid havoc in the industry, and to end with a tariff that reflected the value of the solar put back into the grid (i.e. give it a value greater than coal).
For years I've been recommending blogging to my job - seeking c - suite and senior - level executive clients, to help them become highly visible, build credibility as industry thought leaders, and showcase their unique value to target employers (i.e., MORE
For years I've been recommending blogging to my job - seeking c - suite and senior - level executive clients, to help them become highly visible, build credibility as industry thought leaders, and showcase their unique value to target employers (i.e., One of My Favorite Blogging Strategies.
History of OEM representation to the Transportation Industry: Focused experience selling Quality and Value i.e. CAT, Rockwell, AMREP, Ford, Sterling, American LaFrance, Freightliner, and Peterbilt
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