Sentences with phrase «wasting valuable opportunities»

Thus, failing to take advantage of LinkedIn's potential could be wasting valuable opportunities to get noticed.

But we wasted a valuable opportunity to reach them.

If you're just spamming Twitter with sales listings, you're wasting a valuable opportunity.

Going to the trouble of requesting, reviewing and approving a budget without subsequent follow - through is wasting a valuable opportunity that should become an essential piece of the matter management process.

In my opinion, they are wasting a valuable opportunity to network and interact with potential future employers and colleagues.

So even if you aren't asked for an online resume, don't waste a valuable opportunity to provide employers with information about your skills.

Not exact matches

Sales wastes valuable resources on low quality sales opportunities.

Then let the sales team figure it out and waste a lot of valuable selling opportunity.

The charge that Jesus brought against the traders is not one of sharp practice in business, though with such a valuable monopoly in their hands they perhaps did not waste the opportunity.

In collaborating with Feeding America and a host of others, FWRA offers valuable networking opportunities with solution providers and produces workable resources, such as best practices in reducing food waste, that offer reality based applications and guidance to the various aspects of our food production system.

Twitter has the same opportunity with the «Bio» section, and the ability to directly add a URL so you don't have to waste valuable bio space on it.

The report offers insights about the largest sources of methane waste in order to help policy makers and operators identify the greatest opportunities to reduce pollution, increase efficiency, and return a valuable commodity to the local economy and state taxpayers.

You can wait for your dating preparation to be perfect and for the perfect dating opportunity to arise, but the days, months and years will pass by whether you act or not and you are wasting valuable dating time by prevaricating.

Taking time to understand these principles and embed them into your decision making processes and management of CPD, will ensure that you avoid wasting valuable time and financial resource on opportunities that are unlikely to improve student outcomes, and focus instead on providing effective, sustainable support to all staff.

As for myself, I have too many other valuable opportunities to waste time pushing money through a Hilton card at this point.

Then you've wasted valuable CC slots on Amex cards that prevent more lucrative opportunities (can be worth many hundreds or thousands depending on products).

There is increasing awareness of the opportunities to reprocess power station waste into valuable materials for use primarily in the construction and civil engineering industry (see coal combustion products).

What a waste of a valuable opportunity.

«Using our green manufacturing technologies, these microfactories can transform waste where it is stockpiled and created, enabling local businesses and communities to not only tackle local waste problems but to develop a commercial opportunity from the valuable materials that are created.»

«It is a waste of personal ability and the public investment in their education to place those with degrees into short - term, low - skilled jobs or even onto the dole queue when opportunities exist, in the form of internships, for them to develop skills, make a valuable contribution and earn graduate - level work.»

You end up losing focus, and wasting valuable time that could be spent pursuing other job opportunities.

Statements such as «a challenging position enabling me to contribute to organizational goals while offering an opportunity for growth and advancement» are overused, too general and waste valuable space.

He got paid as what the original job was arranged, (wasted his time and mine putting things back they way I had first instructed), and he lost a very valuable opportunity to do my work in the future.

If we don't inject a certain amount of levity or day to day examples, as well as commonly - used language, people will tune out and not read it — and then this valuable opportunity with the Toronto Star will have been wasted.