Sentence examples for makes quota from inspiring English sources
The natural tendency to lie makes quota systems and financial incentives that reward the police for the sheer numbers of people stopped, frisked or arrested especially dangerous.
If the men fail to make quota, plenty of others are willing to try.
Powell, who had begun directing in 1931, felt he was squandering his talents making "quota quickies," cheap movies that supplied British theaters with the requisite domestic product.
One of the most important elements of any good garage sale is the art of the haggle, which she approaches with the zeal of a used-car dealer trying to make quota.
Otherwise she has to resell all those deals to make quota.
It can be nothing more than an overstayed visa, or being profiled at a 7-11 by ICE officials looking to make quota.
With so much riding on closing the sale, making quota and generating revenue, sales reps are some of the most stressed out members of the workforce.
Miners' trade unions, however, blamed Soviet-era pay structures in which half of workers' pay is contingent on making quotas.
He recommended an increase in base pay for coal miners so they could depend less on incentives paid for making quotas, a step he said would "minimize miners' motivation to increase extraction at any price".
By the way, both companies supported the pay practices at Wells Fargo, whose executives are under fire for overseeing a pervasive program that prompted many employees to set up sham accounts to generate fees and make quotas.
