Sentences with phrase «want steep learning»

I also don't want steep learning curves.

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New technology can be scary, and you don't want to struggle with a tool that has a steep learning curve.

This steep learning curve essentially requires constant listening of buyer behaviors and how buyers are choosing channels from which they want to be heard.

It took me until the age of 34 to work out what I wanted to make and I feel like I'm still at the beginning of a very steep learning curve.

If you discover that the learning curve is just too steep for your eLearning team or online users, you may want to consider going with another tool that offers the features you need combined with a user - friendly interface, even if that means sacrificing some more advanced functions.

If an author wants to go through the rather steep learning curve of audiobook production on their own, they can browse and listen to more than 4000 narrators and send messages to as many as they wish.

Preferred shares are way beyond the average investor's bailiwick and there is a steep learning curve for those who want to develop this expertise.

Jack mentioned that there were a lot of challenges coming up to the PS3's launch, in that there wasn't enough supply of units, it was more expensive than they wanted it to be, the Xbox 360 was already available and there was a steep learning curve in the software development.

If you haven't played a Souls game before and want to know if the sequel makes for a better starting point than the original, the answer is probably yes, but there will still be a learning curve longer and steeper than in most games.

The learning curve is steep and Dark Souls will punish your ineptitude but there's always the sense that the game merely wants you to improve as opposed to simply being unforgiving.

For design ignoramuses like me, it was quite literally a steep learning curve, but once I had that breakthrough and made a coaster that people wanted to ride, I felt compelled to improve my craft.

The couple of servers you will typically find populated are going to have players that are accustomed to the control scheme, and their skill level will cause the game to have a much steeper learning curve than you are likely to want to endure.

«In some cases the push back to bringing on contractual employees for a period of a year is that if there is a steep learning curve, they don't want to waste three out of the 12 months teaching somebody the type of work it's going to be before they get real results.»

As a consequence, the learning curve for most games is steep, and not one that you're likely to want to persist with.

A user who wants the PlayStation TV primarily for videos will have to deal with a lot of extra buttons and a steep learning curve.

You just have to realize that no matter how much you spend on a course, there's still a steep learning curve that you will have to work through if you want to succeed.