Sentences with phrase «worry about the clients»

Even if I wake up worrying about a client, that's still not relevant to bookkeeping.

He also has to worry about his client (Thekla Reuten) and some shifty types he sees on the streets.

I don't even worry about clients giving dogs table scraps after the first bout of pancreatitis.

I would not worry about a client using cheese or a small amount of peanut butter or similar things to help with administration of medications even after a bout of pancreatitis.

He worried about a patient's «candidacy,» and I worry about a client's «claim.»

And John's comment that «we lay awake at night worrying about our client's cases; we have a unique view as long as we pay attention» emphasizes the need for technology to improve the efficiency and increase access to justice.

Protip 2: If you edit or finish filling out the client's intake form, you won't have to worry about the client's sloppy language.

As I have said, let us not worry about the clients who access big firms for now.

If you're worried about a client or thinking about everything you have to do when you get home, it totally ruins the time you have together.

Not exact matches

Have a concrete knowledge, but don't worry about their quarterly sales, their new endorsements, how big their holiday party was, what media slots they are securing or what new clients they've gotten.

Nor was he worried, initially, about corporate clients: Qualtrics first developed its product as a tool for academic research.

While there's plenty to worry about, investors aren't focused enough on the positives in this market, Credit Suisse tells clients.

On a basic level, CRM stops you from worrying about day - to - day things like «when did I last contact that client?»

Baker's clients are focused on crafting the perfect taco or vegan dessert, and don't want to worry about maintaining a website, she says.

They do this by offering quick service, and by presenting insurance companies as more worried about their own bottom lines than the well - being of clients.

Such price shifts have led lawyers to suggest that clients not worry about fixing a valuation.

Chris Fillmore isn't worried about landing more clients.

More problematically, his clients didn't want to have to worry about the exchange rate.

To date, financial advisors may not have fully grasped their clients» worries about inflation and its effect on their retirement savings.

«We can do business better and more efficiently when we don't have to worry about passing those expenses on to the clients,» says Harris.

The clients (and their internal bean counters) were always worried about the numbers - how many interviews had we done, how many were fully completed, how many customers were happy or unhappy.

He was asked about a prospectus, but told his clients not to worry.

It's not even directly linked to her clients — the largest of which is the federal government — so she doesn't worry about exterior threats.

For a b2b client who wants to rank for their service I would think they don't need to worry about a social share button?

Also no need to worry about the currency and language suitable for the client.

One of their clients, Juicies + said, «You will be amazed at how convenient it is and how much time you can gain back by no longer having to worry about doing your own packing and shipping.

This keeps clients satisfied with a higher level of service while allowing CMIT technicians more flexibility to focus on valuable onsite projects and owners to worry about business growth.

I was worried to my core about my family's future, the business, and all of our clients who had trusted us with their money.

His clients, generally conservative, are worried about government spending, the national debt and the future of their children.

Financial professionals are still pushing accumulation strategies when older clients are most worried about outliving their funds, survey says.

Managing Wealth Advisors: What worries your clients about crypto?

When I work with clients to restore their menstrual cycle naturally, or to heal metabolism so they stop gaining weight while eating 1,600 calories a day, or help release them from calorie counting so they can eat more and eat freely without worrying about weight gain — my first questions aren't about what's going into their mouths.

I love spending time with my fam without having to worry about work or clients, and of course, the FOOD.

«Thus, a client does not have to worry about partnering with and managing several firms or consultants,» Waters says.

In my earlier post I talked about how it's not a trivial benefit that Workbar at Staples locations mean you can park in a lot without worrying about finding a parking space and feeding a meter (or worrying about whether your client or business associates can find a parking space and feed a meter).

Maria *, like several of my clients, has been worried about the upcoming holidays.

We will also talk about how to deal with clients concerns about breastfeeding or wearing in regards to common worries addressed like «won't my baby get spoiled or need ME too much?»

You have to worry about paperwork, invoicing, promoting, designing, and providing services to your clients.

Clients also get a small locker featuring an electrical outlet, so they can sleep while charging their cell phones without worrying about theft.

Gonzalez's lawyer, «Don't Worry» Murray Richman, was coy about what the guilty pleas meant for his client.

Pellowski estimates that he has lost $ 80,000 to $ 100,000 worth of business because potential clients were worried about construction noise ruining a recording.

Brooklyn resident Karen Heaps, who lives in Boerum Hill, said she runs a business (the specifics of which she declined to specify) in Manhattan, and worries about the loss of clients.

President Trump's personal lawyer said he is worried about the confidentiality of roughly three clients since he branched off from the Trump Organization in 2017 — including the president and...

These might include worrying about rude people, or extensive reliance upon headhunters (whose major job is finding industrial experience for their client companies).

Many clients come to her feeling stressed about work or home life, are overwhelmed by their busy schedules, are worrying about a specific event or are just worrying in general.

And lots of my clients are worried about all that fat hidden in those sauces.

Plus with kettlebells, everything is total body so you don't really have to worry about too many isolation moves which I find most of my clients don't enjoy.

I don't like to focus on perimenopause weight loss with my clients, simply because I believe there are far more important things to worry about when it comes to our health and frankly, our lives.

Whereas if you just find ten, 20 clients who are working with you for six months, then you don't have to worry about it anymore.

I like to keep things simple with my clients rather than have them worry about every detail.