• On the other hand, there's a higher percentage of companies that don't sort of let me say make it.

    另一方面,没有能够很利用新想法,来发展自身获得成功的公司的确不在少数。

    斯坦福公开课 - 微软CEO-Steve.Ballmer谈科技的未来课程节选

  • So two totally different things but, I think it's, it's a cool, cool concept and obviously amazing program, company.

    虽然这是两个完全不同的行业,但我认为他的概念非常,是个非常出色的项目、公司

    适合创业的旧金山 - SpeakingMax英语口语达人

  • We said, "Okay, what's the real potential of this business, and how are we going to draw that out?"

    我们说,,我们公司的,真正潜力是什么,我们又该如何充分发挥我们的潜力“

    斯坦福公开课 - 戴尔CEO-Michael.Dell谈创业和发展课程节选

  • So, it could be that you're deciding, as a lawyer, how many hours you're going to spend on the job.

    比方说你是个律师,你就要计划公司工作多长时间

    耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

  • If you can do that well, no matter where you are in the org structure, no matter where you are in the company or organization, you're going to succeed because you're paying attention to the smallest things.

    如果你在这方面可以做得很,不管你在这个组织机构的哪里,不管你在公司或是组织的哪个位置,你就会成功,因为你,注意到了细小的东西。

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  • And eventually, the pharmaceutical industry gave in and said, "All right, you can do that."

    最终,制药公司让步说,吧,你们可以这样做“

    耶鲁公开课 - 公正课程节选

  • Probably when the overall stock market does well so does Shiller, Inc.

    很有可能当股票市场的总体表现,希勒公司.的表现也一样

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

  • The old First Boston Company had some honorable employees and one of the employees was a good friend of mine. He went there in the early 1950s.

    旧时的第一波士顿公司的职员,也是尽职尽责,我有位朋友,在五十年代在那里工作。

    斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

  • They said, "You know, you're not ready to go public yet because this is a young company."

    他们说,你看,你们还没准备上市,因为这公司还很年轻“

    斯坦福公开课 - 戴尔CEO-Michael.Dell谈创业和发展课程节选

  • But we studied what other companies were doing and said, "Okay, let's come up with the Dell process for doing this that's going to be right for our culture, right for our business and that we can execute."

    而是研究其他公司的运行方式,然后说,,我们要建立起戴尔自己的模式,以适应自己的文化,自己的业务,并能完全为自己所掌握“

    斯坦福公开课 - 戴尔CEO-Michael.Dell谈创业和发展课程节选

  • But you know, you kind of wonder if that's a good example for fire insurance because if the whole city burns down, then insurance companies would go bankrupt anyway, right?

    但是你也许会疑惑,对于阐述火险来说,这是不是个例子,因为如果整个城市被烧毁,那么保险公司就会破产,对吧

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

  • They have to pay--the premium has to cover the costs, so it was tough to get someone to buy life insurance even though they really needed it--it was such a good idea for them.

    因为保费必须要超过保险公司的成本,因此,尽管寿险很,人们也需要它,但是真正要说服人们购买,却是很困难的

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

  • Now, I don't know how far back it goes but it must be that in ancient times some people would say, all right you're going to be doing more work or you're contributing more to this enterprise, we'll give you a bigger share of the profits.

    我不知道这能追溯到什么时候,但在古时候肯定有人说,吧,你比别人干得多,你对公司的贡献更大,我们会把收入的大头给你

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

  • To be a little fairer about it the CEOs of a lot of companies probably could do a good job, but they're more into building up.

    更直接点说,很多公司的CEO们都可以把工作做的很,但是他们把精力全放在了升职上。

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

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