You need thick skin and a confident demeanor to survive and thrive in business.
But I must say that while strong opinions are rewarded on the Internet, so is thick skin.
That means a thick skin is almost as important as your reporting skills.
Shave downward with the blade in broad strokes to remove the thick skin.
But the next Hibs boss may need a thick skin to contend with a support perhaps guilty of unrealistic expectations.
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This kind of brutally honest criticism not only serves to improve your writing, but can give you a fairly thick skin.
And he thinks investors with thick skin should see better traction for Windows 8 after a rough quarter or two transition period.
And so part of this job is having a thick skin and understanding that a lot of this stuff is not personal.
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It is important to build a thick skin in markets like these.
In gyms, the practice takes not only strong feet but thick skin.
You know initially the first two or three films you try to develop a thick skin and say ok fine, you know.
When WordPress first launched, he had many critics, but he was able to work past them because he had developed a thick skin.
The problem is that features and previews require access, interviews and friends, whereas reviews and opinions require objectivity, distance and a thick skin.
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"In online dating and in life, it's nice to have thick skin, let things roll of your back and move on, " she said.
Mr. Dudley, who looks a bit like the actor Michael Moriarty, without the hangdog foreboding, has made good use in his career of a thick skin.
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And I think most participants have pretty thick skin, which is not to say it helps, but I think everybody can get over it pretty quickly.
She had most of the attributes of sainthood: a dauntingly selfless life, devotion to a higher cause, rude single-mindedness, a thick skin, and a capacity to wring the withers of the rich and powerful.
Energy and a thick skin are vital.
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"You just grow as thick a skin as you possibly can, and you try to take criticism seriously but not personally, " she said.
It's about two inches by two inches and about half an inch thick, under the skin of your shoulder.
Even though I had been assured that the tags wouldn't hurt the walruses because of their tough skin and thick layer of blubber, I was still relieved to see that the animal barely seemed to notice the tag as it landed on its hide.
It harbors thick layers of valuable blubber beneath its skin, and the whales are so chunky that they float quickly to the surface after they're harpooned.
Drawn in by easy-to-digest prices and a traditional take on fish and chips, cabbies are known to queue up here for thick slices of fresh cod, fried skin-on in beef fat.
Such an explanation would perhaps be easier to believe, were it not for the fact that the Kursk is the largest submarine in the world, and, unlike any Western submarine, has a twin-hull, the inner skin of which alone is 40cm thick.
Others become entangled in fishing rope, a particularly grotesque phenomenon since the thick ropes can rub through a whale's skin and hit bone.
George, whose neck was three feet of scrag and whose skin would have made several dozen purses, all thick, dry leather, didn't care two hoots.
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