Sentence examples for after client from inspiring English sources
Deloitte's British firm asks partners to spend a minute with their staff immediately after client meetings to provide feedback so that they fulfil more of a training role.Scoring skillsChanging the way partners behave takes time and will not solve every problem.
BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK Pimco Urges Investors to Stay | "We are confident that we know how to win this evolving bond war," Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of Pimco, wrote in a note posted online that came after client redemptions in recent months.
But for client after client, that one fact makes GAE a complete nonstarter.
I want to talk about a mistake I see client after client making.
Camacho says that his workload and travels in 2015 caused him to scramble a bit at late hours to complete the daily image, often after client work.
And, really utilizing the moments after client meetings (in airports, taxis, restaurants) allows us to capitalize on immediate hypothesis generation — frequently helping to overcome pitch hurdles that might not have been solved otherwise .
The 30-year-old discovered Instagram as a tool for self-promotion in 2014, and his feed is a conveyor belt of 15-second recipe videos, before-and-after client photos and pictures of him in his pants.
The lowest interest rates, the widest array of financial products and the best customer service for the poor in Latin America can be found in Bolivia, where the native chola with her 10 skirts and tilted bowler hat has gone from an invisible to a sought-after client of world-class microfinance institutions, all with higher ROAs and ROEs than the average conventional bank.
Sotheby's and Christie's are old pros when it comes to looking after clients.
Gale Zucker, a photographer from Branford, Conn., stopped using traditional cards several years ago after clients ignored them.
The company released two reports on Wednesday from outside analysts who were called in after clients complained that Bloomberg reporters were accessing data that may have been confidential.
