Sentences with phrase «way about most of»

I know what you mean because I feel the same way about most of the commercial vegan cheese products.

Not exact matches

Chen concedes that there are plenty of startup folks who complain about Snippets but insists that when pressed, most of the grumblers will agree that the process — despite being a minor inconvenience — beats alternative ways of monitoring staff and aligning progress.

They also report that social media is the second most likely way U.S. Millennials will learn about a new product (26 percent of respondents), just 3 percentage points behind TV advertising (29 percent).

In 1971, IBM reshaped the way people thought about data storage when it released one of the earliest and most convenient mediums: the floppy disk.

About 26 percent of Millennials and Gen Z workers have applied for a position via mobile, and company websites are the most popular way for [them] to gather information.

But focus, by definition, narrows the scope of our thinking, and given how complex and fast moving most business problems are, we should relearn the skill of simply opening our mind and giving ourselves half an hour to think, in an unstructured, creative way, about whatever pops up.

The group says this kind of paraphrasing is one of the best ways to extract the «most important insights» about an opponent.

• Speaking of Time's Up... Attorney Tina Tchen, who Bloomberg describes as «arguably the most well - connected person working in women's rights today, thanks to her six years as an assistant to President Barack Obama and as first lady Michelle Obama's chief of staff,» talks about why it was so important that Time's Up include a legal defense fund: «The fastest way to make sure that someone isn't getting bullied by a lawyer for someone rich and powerful is to make sure that person has a lawyer, too.»

As detailed in a study by Harvard Business professor Dennis Campbell, TD revolutionized the way it measured the in - bank experience, streamlining its customer satisfaction survey and using a massive pool of customer data to find out not only how customers felt about their banking experience, but also what specific elements of «satisfaction» mattered most to them.

Some of the most respected news sources turned out to be way off the mark about Donald J. Trump's chances of securing the Republican nomination, or even remaining in the race for as long as he has.

Every few years, some interests on the left or right become frustrated that most Americans care deeply about the small - business community — and that concern gets in the way of those interests» policy objectives.

«Some of the most significant ideas come about when someone sees a problem in a new way — often by combining disparate elements that initially seemed unrelated,» writes marketing and strategy consultant Dorie Clark in her 2015 book, «Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It.»

Most of all, however, innovation and differentiation will now almost always be about intangible services as much as physical devices, as companies realize that ecosystems sell product, not the other way round.

Most marketers make the mistake of describing their product too literally; they tell you facts about the product and hype those facts up as a way to increase sales.

I don't think we want to limit ourselves and say we're primarily a news delivery platform because one of the things I've enjoyed most about Tumblr is that there's no one right way to use it.

Worrying about your intelligence, according to psychologists, is one of the most surefire ways to lose yourself a few IQ points.

While about half of the 14 employees at AppSumo work out, Kagan says most are «active in their own way.»

I would purposefully ask it about a third of the way through the course — long enough for most students to have locked in, even if subconsciously, to a reason for why they were in the course, but not so far in that they (or I) couldn't course correct.

The tech industry, with it's army of engineers and eggheads, is the most dynamic and chattered about sector around, so - called «quants» are the new media superstars, and even something as old - school as farming is being radically disrupted by new, smarter ways of doing business.

One of the most powerful ways to develop your skills as a business leader is to join a CEO peer group — which is something I have written about in a prior post.

One of the most effective and cost - efficient ways to spread the word about your brand and find new customers can be over social media.

From investigating how their boss» Uber account started accepting rides for a stranger in Russia to their mind - blowing explanations of convoluted tweets, this show teaches listeners about things they never knew in the most engaging and entertaining way possible.

Think about it this way: most sales processes start with a single point of contact.

Think about the most suitable way of testing your candidates.

And while there is no way to be certain about the long - term effects of genetic engineering, the proponents argue the potential reward — helping to provide an adequate supply of food for those who need it most — outweighs any risk.

Host and author Nora McInery speaks open and honestly about how pain can be addressed in some of the most effective ways.

After bringing these people on, you still aren't going to have additional dollars in your startup's pocket, but you'll be well - on - your - way to a solid team that's dedicated to gaining your product traction, which is about 80 percent of what most early - stage investors look for in the first place.

According to Sam Waltz, founder and president of Sam Waltz & Associates Business and Communications Counsel of Wilmington, Delaware, most audiences are way too sophisticated to get distracted by flashy drawings that designers tend to hold in front of executives as being what branding is all about.

As you might expect, the discussion started with what he called the «rule of three,» which is a simple way to think about the need to focus the scarce resources and bandwidth of the entrepreneur on the most critical and pressing issues.

But, when we talk about America becoming great again — defined, in a vague way, by a greater degree of upward mobility — what decade most often gets referenced?

One of the things we're most excited about is the future of food in this country, and how we could figure out ways to develop a more robust food system that actually pays back dividends locally.

The word «reciprocal» is the most important word with Donald Trump when it comes to what the subject that we talk about and the subject that CNBC covers so well — especially you, by the way, because I don't agree with all of you people, but that's OK.

Ego in most people is the dominant driver of all thoughts, actions and ways of going about life.

Most people don't spend lots of time obsessing about the size of their competitors» databases the way they do their Facebook fans.

It's a subject most of us could benefit from studying up on, but in an interview Vanderkam explained that when it comes to thinking about personal finances in a constructive way, entrepreneurs generally have a leg up over salaried workers.

«Entrepreneurs have a better way of thinking about money than most people,» she says, arguing that those who start their own ventures have a different and deeper understanding of money:

When I got out of the military a decade ago, my story went something like this: Recently discharged veteran wants to meet the world's most interesting people, write about them, and find a way to make a living.

But given the amount of time people spend with Facebook, and given how regulators have struggled to keep up with an ever - changing internet landscape, personal due diligence is the most reliable way to make wise decisions about whom to trust.

And there's one more thing I've noticed about people who are truly wealthy — they have a different way of looking at the world than most of us.

Most of us have a gym membership or go for morning runs or something similar, but we're not yet thinking the same way about our mental workouts.

Lee Applbaum, global chief marketing officer at Patrón Spirits, believes virtual reality paves the way to opening up a dialogue about how most anything is intricately produced, particularly for brands that are interested in a high level of transparency.

Talking to others in your association can be one of the most valuable ways of gaining informal data about a region or customer base.

Acknowledge the inappropriateness of the behavior in question: Even if you are dealing with someone who is upset about something that you think is petty, you most likely will agree on some level that the way the customer was treated was inappropriate.

When asked about his most effective selling tactic, Osgouei explains, «One selling tactic that's extremely undervalued is telling a story that can create a powerful perception of value by showing both the before story and the after story in a way that gets the customer excited to partner with your team, and excited about your offering.»

This process of automating advertising by crowd - sourcing campaign creatives and promotion in an organic way, evoking only natural behaviour on both sides is what is most interesting about FamousEnuf.

«You look at what Trump says about America First, and most of it is very international in character and has a great deal of continuity with, say, US national security policy under Clinton, Bush, and in many ways even under Obama,» he says.

Broadly speaking, it describes the way unconscious generalizations about people («men are better leaders») lead people to ignore objective reality («these women are outscoring most of the men on the leadership test»).

Its most recent releases, the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, have many people talking about the future of augmented reality and the way it will change the world.

The key to getting the most out of the time you spend getting to know your customers at a deeper level is suspending your agenda and any preconceived notions about the way things ought to function.

But the kind of whole life policies I'm talking about differ in two critical ways from the kind most financial advisors know about: