Neil discusses project delays with Amy Richardson. Yes, we’ve all had them, but instead of pointing fingers, here are some ideas on how to avoid delays from the get-go.
How many are too many? Neil Gordon and Amy Richardson discuss the challenge of too many variables and continually researching solutions, instead of taking action and making a decision.
Georgia Power reported that its Unit 3 reactor at Plant Vogtle has reached 100% energy output for the first time. The new reactor, just south of Augusta, can generate enough energy to power half-million homes and businesses across the area. Mike Petchenik reports from Atlanta with the latest on this and other stories in this week’s Georgia Business Minute.
Carey Pifer, relocation director of Southeastern Residential, sits down with Augusta Business Daily publisher, Neil Gordon to talk about ways in which they help companies relocate their employees. Pifer says that it’s important for companies to consider the family needs of their job candidates. Those interested in learning more about Southeastern Residential can visit www.southeasternresidential.com.
Coach “Dave” Holdeman, co-owner of TAB CSRA, sits down with Augusta Business Daily publisher, Neil Gordon to discuss the importance of reflecting on organizational values and what you want to be remembered for. Holdeman says that it’s crucial for both employers and employees to consciously think about workplace culture. Those interested in learning more about TAB CSRA can visit: https://www.tabcsra.com
Coach “Dave” Holdeman, co-owner of TAB CSRA, sits down with Augusta Business Daily publisher, Neil Gordon to discuss ways in which employers can foster an environment that allows employees to feel great about what they do. Holdeman says that employees want to feel a sense of purpose in their job and be proud of their work. Those interested in learning more about TAB CSRA can visit: https://www.tabcsra.com
When you graduate high school and college, the next question is what you’re going to do to make a living or a difference. Perhaps working in the insurance business can answer both questions. Neil Gordon discusses the potential with Keith Perret from State Farm.
It’s never too late to try your hand at something new. Insurance offers protection for your business and family. Neil Gordon and Keith Perret, State Farm Insurance, discuss the benefits of pursuing that path.
Keith Perret, State Farm Insurance agent, sits down with Augusta Business Daily publisher, Neil Gordon to discuss hiring and skills to be successful in the insurance business. Perret says companies and employees should find different ways to talk about products to fit consumer needs. For more information, contact Perret at his website: https://www.kpinthehouse.com/.
That’s right. A record number of Georgians are employed. Though the CSRA has fallen short according to recent employment statistics, unemployment reports have remained steady for the ninth month throughout the Peach State. Mike Petchenik reports from Atlanta with the latest on this and other stories in this week’s Georgia Business Minute.
