Sentence examples for early insights from inspiring English sources

What were some early insights about managing people?

The agency's "early insights led us to a creative, exploratory review".

Such travel patterns, coupled with data on incomes, can give retailers early insights into sales levels and who is shopping at competitors' stores.

He was always ranting against Microsoft because they "had no taste" and one of his great early insights was that computers would become consumer products and, as such, would have to be attractively designed and easy to use.

That actually gave me early insights into the dynamics between people and how important those dynamics are for managing and leading people: understanding what they want and getting that alignment between their interests and the organization's.

Mathematics also comes up against the demands of the world, as the field opens up to understanding; early insights are tested against the full scale of what has been already been done and what yet remains undone.

One of his early insights was that it is entirely and legally possible for the superrich to reap unlimited stock profits without paying a cent of capital gains tax.

One of his early insights was that most online content would be free and that, in order to to keep it that way, web surfers would have to be willing to accept advertising.

Mr. Lippmann had early insights about problems in the housing market that helped him amass a negative bet on housing that softened some of the bank's losses during the financial crisis.

That early insight led to other social media investments.

Many firms run early insight programmes and open days; attend as many of those as possible.