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Bill Coleman Quotes
«The majority of people do have a good feeling for the market and have a good understanding whether they are in the right ballpark or not. A lot of the value we provide is giving people specific information and also giving them the confidence that their intuition is right.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«Now that I'm nearing the end of my college career I'm looking for jobs. I've noticed this valley doesn't offer that much for me.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«These are much higher paying jobs than I've been looking at. I've been really looking to find a career and these are great options for me.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«It's still about e-commerce,»
Author: Bill Coleman
«We couldn't be more pleased with the business and financial results we achieved this quarter and in fiscal 2001.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«Companies continued to build their e-businesses, resulting in increased revenue and pipeline, and improving our confidence in our ability to meet our goals for the first half of fiscal 2002, even in this challenging economic and IT spending environment.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«Those targets are generally what everyone gets in a good year -- not a bad year, not a great year -- a good year.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«A raise should be based on performance and market data establishing the value of your job.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«Good managers know the work ethic of each of their employees and know who's a producer and who's a slacker.»
Author: Bill Coleman
«And that's the average worker. The reality is that while every commuter is experiencing a financial hardship with increases in gas prices, those individuals earning the minimum wage of $5.15 per hour are being the hardest hit, with a whopping 11.3% of their salary being pumped into their gas tank annually.»
Author: Bill Coleman