Sentences with phrase «wrong career wrong»

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His place in the world, and finally comes to terms with what's wrong with his career and life.

Unlike many subordinates, he didn't owe his career to RIM, and happened to be 13 years older than Lazaridis, giving him the confidence to tell the founder of the company that he was wrong.

The ad features footage of Williams throughout her career as she voices over an account of all the ways she's been criticized for not being womanly enough before saying «[b] ut I'm proving time and time again that there's no wrong way to be a woman.»

The former UN Ambassador has been «consistently wrong» throughout his career, says Ret.

It means there's a good chance you're wasting precious time, even years of peak earning potential, focusing on the wrong things to build your career and grow your business.

Going somewhere, even if you're not sure where, is better than staying in the wrong career.

In fact, Barbara attributes her career success to the fact that she's always listened to her gut — and it's never steered her wrong.

At some stage in your sales career you will encounter someone who wants to buy way too much of whatever you are selling or who wants to buy something which is wrong for them.

Though there's nothing wrong with a little speculation and dreaming of alternatives, constant checking out to wistfully imagine a preferred future is a sure sign that you need to change careers right away.

Carla Harris, Morgan Stanley's vice chairman of wealth management and senior client adviser, says that leaders often fail black women by not being candid about how their direct reports can improve at work, advance in their careers, or course - correct when something goes wrong.

«I didn't see anything wrong with getting married, having kids, and focusing on my career,» he says.

In addition to making you miserable every day, a two - faced manager who's loved by the higher ups can wreak havoc on your career by taking credit for your work, bad - mouthing you to others, and blaming you for things that go wrong.

The question - and - answer site Quora recently elicited a thread full of thoughtful, clear - eyed, and actionable answers to the question What are Millennials doing wrong when it comes to their careers?»

For her sake, here's hoping she proves them all wrong, and that she's able to come up with enough second acts to sustain her career for years to come.

Over at On Careers, Alison Green reminds us that if you're not busy at work, something's probably wrong — which means you should stop waiting for a non-busy time to take your vacation:

She started to see that a career in law could mean righting wrongs and changing the systems that continued to hold certain populations back.

It is hard for me to admit but I was wrong in the beginning of my career.

Honestly, my opinion is that people that want to retire early picked the wrong career path.

Similarly, there is nothing wrong with buying permanent life insurance at the beginning of one's career.

Don't get me wrong, cold calling has certainly helped me in my sales career.

The article had significant reach, and having trained equity and credit analysts across three continents through the course of my career, I know that instructing investors on how to «unlearn'the wrong ways of thinking about things is a lot harder than molding a fresh thinker into a great investment professional.

When you live in a society where there is a high value placed on calling yourself Christian and going to church, and there are even promising career paths available, there's always going to be people who become Christians for the wrong reasons.

The opportunity costs you incur for investing years in the wrong career field can be immense.

I find myself in the ironic situation that I would be delighted if one of the things I have been defending throughout my career turns out to be wrong.

I'm pretty sure that Hawking got a lot more than the monkey - sonnet thing wrong during his long career, assuming he did get the monkey - sonnet thing wrong.

Both are wrong and can lead to big career mistakes.

It's wrong to ridicule such attitudes, at least in a culture that still assigns the work of raising kids mostly to women and allows men to continue their careers at full tilt.

Afraid of making the wrong decision, of being disappointed and discovering our new found career is not what we hoped it would be.

However, in as much as it is tempting to play for Barcelona, it be a wrong move for Hector, especially at this stage of his developing career.

If they have a problem they get into F1 the wrong way, then their careers could be damaged.

We got Benayoun from chelsea the other time at the wrong end of his career... All deadwoods..

They're modeling the career of Didi Gregorius so they know how much money they'll need to budget, they're rebuilding Aaron Judge's swing, they're figuring out what's wrong with Tanaka and how to fix him.

So far I feel as though his career has been the most significant of this group, though Knapp could certainly prove me wrong as he continues with the Phillies.

I just don't know what's wrong with Arsenal fans.Sure I get it as humans we all have our preferences but things start to look funny when we begin to bash and criticize a player like he's useless.I just don't get why Arsenal fans do nt want Vardy.Oh is it because he's not world class, he's English, He's not a big name, he's a fairy tale, you feel all he does is run, he's not got a better history in footballing until now or you feel Giroud is better or what?I really pity Arsenal fans honestly.I would've taken Jamie Vardy in a heartbeat.Sure he's not the best option out there.But I'll say this and say it again it's not a world class striker that wins you a league but rather just increases your chances of winning the league.If you've watched Arsenal clearly from the time since Henry left you realized that it's more of not being able to find a clinical striker.Eduardo was not a already a finished product when he started his career here yet he was clinical and was on world class form until injury.What Arsenal need now is a world class finisher if they can't get a world class striker.

these lineup was just so wrong... is wenger gonna do these sh ** for the rest of his arsenal career???....

Pepe is in the twilight of his career & Sergio Ramos is the wrong side of 30.

Wenger is so jealous he would ruin a player or coaches career before admitting he was wrong.

Jenkinson, Debuchy, Campell are also in the wrong track of their career.

Busquets signing marks the end of Le Coq career development at Arsenal.Don't get me wrong, i would be over the moon if sign him.

Ozil, Cazorla, Coquelin, Ramsey, Monreal and Koscielny have all come under scrutiny at some point in their Arsenal careers but they have all rose above the crowd to prove their critics wrong.

At 30 years old Monreal is truly at the peak of his career and his experience has already shown these past two years, as he rarely makes a wrong decision on the pitch.

Don't get me wrong, Aguero is a world class player who will always score goals but he has playing on with niggling injuries for most of his career.

He is wrong in his assertion that senior events are not «real» sports, wrong in his belief that the press should not cover these events and that fans should not be interested in them, and wrong in declaring that senior athletes are a menace to the careers of today's elite performers.

Some of this can be put down to the usual Arsenal problem of picking up an injury at the wrong time and this has also been the case in his international career.

That'd be the wrong way for Wenger's Arsenal career to end.»

So as I said, unless memory serves me wrong, I thought he did have a chance to return to Arsenal, but his quick decision to link up with the youth development at Manchester City has meant that Vieira's coaching career has perhaps gone down a path that hasn't taken him to his ideal dream destination.

nothing ever goes wrong when you sign an aging career malcontent coming off a career year during a contract year who is also coming off a major injury which will make his contract uninsurable.

I hope I'm wrong but really... not the ideal conditions to begin his career.

Some people waste their entire career playing the wrong positions... imagine if Gareth Bale was still playing left back or Thierry Henry spent his entire career on the wings

Likely he wants to prove they made the wrong decision, he knows he still has fans here in Dallas and hes not gonna join the team we could not beat his entire career.