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The Big Game May Be Over, but Every Drop Still Counts!

Posted by April Watts on Feb 16, 2016 11:00 AM


It’s hard to believe we are approaching the middle of the 1st Quarter in 2016! By now you have met with your teams on their goals and are well into your annual initiatives. You have laid out your project plans and your directives and everyone is looking forward to executing a successful year.

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Two Quick Thoughts:  Scary Stories Make Happier Employees

Posted by Charley Hughes on Feb 3, 2016 12:57 PM


Jack Welch - former CEO of General Electric - wrote a book entitled “Winning” that became required reading for some of the managers at a Fortune 500 company where I spent a decade of my recruiting and management career.    “Winning” provides some excellent advice on topics such as hiring, firing, leadership, expansion, crisis management, and more.

The book is a quick read, and while you won’t agree with everything Jack offers, perhaps you’ll be able to use one modified suggestion I have found effective when hiring.

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Finding EDI Talent for Your Team

Posted by Kelly Nichols on Jan 29, 2016 1:14 PM


Next week is the big game. Its a chance to see the two best teams in the NFL battle for all the glory. The The big game has always been a great excuse to get together with friends and family to watch the game and have a good time. We always have everyone bring an appetizer to our party so there is plenty of junk food to enjoy right in the middle of your New Year’s resolution to lose weight and eat healthy. Its amazing when you think about it how much the game has evolved the last 50 years. Now it seems we get more enjoyment from commercials than the game itself. The price for one 30 second commercial is what some companies devote to their marketing budget for an entire year!

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Ready, Set, Stop!

Posted by Scott Hulme on Jan 21, 2016 10:42 AM


Wow!  That was fast!  2015 and the year end holidays were a blur and are over.  We are now full speed ahead into 2016.  Many organizations spent the end of 2015 wrapping up their initiatives so that they could approach 2016 with a clean slate and start to plan for all of the new projects and challenges that a new year brings.  Many organizations are also evaluating the previous year and taking stock of where they are starting out 2016. 

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2016 Conferences and Events

Posted by Brooke Lester on Jan 7, 2016 3:45 PM

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