For the last two years we have been involved in a series of behavioral job interviews.  Dozens of men (and one woman) had been put to the test, asked questions about how they would respond to issues of critical importance.  Some answers were short, and some were too darned long.  In a few cases the […]

I have an excuse.
It’s a short week, most of us were off on Monday for Labor Day.  So the way I see it, today is Wednesday, so I am right on schedule. Plus I got no sleep last nite and I am pretty grumpy, so don’t push it!
Anyways…
Trying to Find the Silver Lining… In an […]

According to some research conducted by the University of North Carolina, “for every dollar spent on family-resource programs, more than $2 is yielded in direct cost savings.  This holds true regardless of company size, industry type, or average income of employees.”
The Conference Board recently stated “Research clearly indicates that problems experienced by employees trying to […]