Before, retail executives checking for site weaknesses were forced to pore over numerical data to learn which pages were most frequently viewed and which pages tended to make consumers jump to other sites.
At that same bank, executives checking for fraudulent mortgage applications found that at one bank office 42 percent of loans reviewed showed signs of fraud, "virtually all of it attributable to some sort of employee malfeasance or failure to execute company policy".
Fox executives checking out the second-day ratings for their much anticipated new singing competition, "The X- Factor," likely let out a giant sigh of relief on Friday, as the numbers showed that most viewers from the first night liked what they saw and came back for more.
I constantly see bad behavior with executives checking their watch or texts, or looking over a shoulder to see who else is in the room.
(At least one chief executive checked with a lawyer before attending the convention).
In a country where so much power is concentrated in the hands of the executive, checking that power must be one of the primary aims of constitutional reform.
Mr. Kistner, the Green Apple chief executive, checked and found that Mr. Kasserman's clothes were all done "in straight CO2," except for a jacket that was wet cleaned.
In a 1998 book, "At Any Cost: Jack Welch, General Electric, and the Pursuit of Profit," Thomas O'Boyle, an editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, told of how one G.E. executive checked himself into a mental hospital after an encounter with his chairman.
"The agency's position will only force executives to check with lawyers and avoid social media, chilling disclosure".
A nervous technician, whose job it was to switch to the Heidi feed, tried to get word from the NBC executive to check if he should keep the game running.
