businessmen

American businessmen were concerned with the macroeconomic effects and unfairness of interference with contracts by provincial/state legislatures.

Helps filter out incompetent but slick sales types (after all, Sturgeon's Law also holds for businessmen).

I'd strongly theorize that the inability to predict the outcome of a merger is not limited to arrogant businessmen and somewhat less strongly I propose that the general public don't seem to do much better or worse than businessmen.

Magic worked as a kid cleaning the office of two prominent black businessmen in Lansing.

I know and have worked for the CEOs of both companies (long ago); they are very honest businessmen.

Its unexpected given the background of many of the players, but their are some really impressive entrepreneurs and businessmen among the NBA-alumni.

Rather than being judged on how many prestigious scholars and elite businessmen graduated, their main criteria is typically job placement after graduation.

It seems to still be a world where businessmen call the shots-- but I'll admit: I don't live there.

Clever bankers and businessmen constructed this system of extracting revenue (>2B from taxis holy shit) over the years and wont give it up easily.

Of course the government didn't invent these payment methods, businessmen like you and I did.

Retirees, students, the unemployed and the travelling businessmen/self employed that have the ability to fit a couple of hours into the middle of a workday.

Two hundred dollars was not enough to turn them into businessmen.

And there are people claiming that a Rolex is good for business, purely by chance signalling that they are clever businessmen." "Of course, none of this applies to me.

I would take a second of silence, mentally repeat to myself "We are all businessmen here.

There is a huge difference between knowing enough on a subject to do a "bullshit test", and what you recommended in your top post, which was for businessmen to go learn to program and make their own MVP.