Translations for „face time“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈface time N no pl

1. face time inf (for meeting):

face time

Zeit f für ein persönliches Treffen

2. face time (for interview):

face time

Zeit f für ein persönliches Gespräch

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English

Although they have a natural propensity to communicate digitally, they also need to understand the importance of face time.

www.computerworlduk.com

Having had no face time in front of the camera, this was a new experience for him.

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As annoying as it can seem, there's something to be said for face time.

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While there's less face time in trading compared to investment banking, you still don't want to leave before your boss -- especially as an intern.

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It is definitely unsettling, but we need that face time.

www.billboard.com

Pence was concerned about having no face time during the role, but after consideration thought of the role as a no-brainer.

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With less face time with consumers, brands really need to deliver and engage enough to sustain a relationship.

www.transformmagazine.net

They have to work at the "top of their license" (face time with patients reserved for services that only a doctor can provide).

www.fastcoexist.com

I have many colleagues that don't get face time with principals.

www.canadianlawyermag.com

When value is not longer measured in face time, but is calculated by quality work and impact, those who aren't pulling their weight become obvious.

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