Sentences with phrase «working way too»

working way too hard and burning yourself out?

They are tied to the billable hour or they can't even get a job, or they're working way too much or they have zero control over their schedule.

Will she, like her title, be working way too hard?

After a lot of investment in my career and feeling like I still couldn't get enough travel in my life and was working way too much, etc..

But because I literally crashed and burned from working way too much.

You know the root, we don't feel stable, we don't feel safe, we don't feel secure, and the fire, we're working way too hard and we don't have proper balance between having joy and having work, it's almost like we have no division between the two anymore.

A little sweat is okay, but a body drenching perspiration means your body is working way too hard and that should be avoided, especially in the heat.

The thing is, if you have been experiencing any pain in your feet recently, that is mainly because you are working way too hard, thus causing poor blood circulation in your feet.

The thing is, if you have been experiencing any pain in your feet recently, that is mainly because you are working way too hard, thus causing poor -LSB-...]

According to Winnicott, being boring is a sign of severe emotional distress, since people generally become boring by working way too hard to manage their inner realities.

It works both ways too — If you believe in heaven, why not strangle your children as soon as they're born?

I may not wear the tunic dress as a dress too often — it's more my style to wear it scrunchy with pants rather than with the leggings, belt, and boots, but it definitely seems to work that way too!

Most professional astronomers now work that way too, operating telescopes remotely with computers and rarely looking through an eyepiece.

I work way too much and my hubby tries to remind me to take some time to chillax every once and a while.

I think there's a fine line between game playing, being totally honest and having the wisdom to realize that if you have to WORK way too hard to win someone over, they just might not be the right person.

Busy professional new to Florida and works way too much.

Works way too much, dislikes Montreal club scene, usually working odd hours.

Things just clicked (Married) We are thankful to muslimfriends.com because we would have never met without it, we lived in different states and we both worked way too hard lol.

It could work both ways too.

My only complaint about the truck is that I have to work way too hard when I have one for the weekend.

While they were satisfying, and I learned a lot in the process, I worked way too hard and the payout wasn't huge.

He is mid 40s, makes about 125k, he has already saved up over 2 million (saving and a inheritence), hates his job, works way too much... but just keeps saving... drives me nuts.

There are times when I work way too much; conversely, I have stretches where I'm playing (traveling) too much.

I work way too hard and forget to press pause.

I just work way too hard for way too limited results.

You've worked way too hard to leave it all to chance, right?

If you have a phone with Google Assistant built - in it works this way too.

A resume that is unclear, or that makes the reader work way too hard to find the desired information, isn't going to be much of an asset to your job search.

Even when a resume does command attention it still makes employers work way too hard trying to figure out whether they should call this person for an interview.

We work way too hard to continue being labeled as «sharks.»

My daily routine works that way too - I never know what I'm going to feel inspired to do from one day to the next, so I don't really schedule anything.

At the park, with the kids, and my husband (who works WAY too much)!

I had a great start on Christmas until last week when I worked way too much for a part - timer.

Not exact matches

Surprisingly, Mark who has worked with Fortune 500 clients including Microsoft, Cisco, and IBM proclaimed to have been able to grow his business virtually with no business development and in the video below explains how you can too although Mark suggests that patience goes a long way too.

While online gaming and other real - time applications work on LTE, 5G aims to provide a rock - solid base that network operators, device makers and software developers can rely on, paving the way for applications that might be considered too complex today.

• 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.»

It works the other way, too — producers value the things they create by what other people are willing to pay, rather than the (often smaller) amount that it cost them to produce.

Covering the show is hard work, but there probably aren't too many other places in the world where you can kick back in so many different ways.

First, at the end of Apple's presentation that saw not only a new iPhone, but new iPods too, CEO Tim Cook emphasized that «what sets them apart and what places us way ahead of the competition is how well they work together.»

But does it work the other way around too?

(And yes, I had to actually earn money when I was a student too, so I realize that's easier for some students than others, but there's always a way to slip some kind of internship, work experience, or related extracurricular into your schedule between tying on that wait staff apron.)

The company is working on longer - term ways to eliminate hunger and malnutrition too: Take African Improved Foods, its creatively - financed joint venture with the Rwandan government and development agencies, aimed at boosting the local food - processing industry.

He's pushed OpenText to change the way it works too, by building out a cloud delivery model.

Working in a way that is aimless like that means never finishing too much work.

Finding ways to increase your general health despite your work pressures, may help too.

The approach has worked wonders for Apple, giving that company full control over the quality and price of its products, and even Google looks to be leaning that way too with its Nexus phones and tablets, not to mention its Motorola subsidiary.

Thousands of the leaked customer records reportedly contain government, corporate, and military email addresses, suggesting that way too many people think they're working in a private tech bubble.

Breakfast sandwiches from fast - food outlets are more popular too, since it's possible to scarf them down in the car on the way to work.

I am a Millennial myself, and here's what I have been reduced to: impatient, entitled, naive to the way the world works, uninterested in paying my dues, expecting everything to happen overnight, and most of all, filled with a false sense of confidence because I «received too many participation awards growing up.»

It was great; I got a lot of exposure to different ways of working, and to different stakeholders and challenges, but I ran the risk of becoming too much of a generalist.