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Reasons Your Business Needs An Employee Communication App.
If you're a business and would like to keep work rolling during this pandemic, you might want to invest in a proper employee communication app. There're a plethora of features you ought to look out for at all times. For instance, the app you might want is one with a user-friendly interface. A user-friendly interface ensures your workers are enjoying communicating throughout their working hours. And it's a no brainer than when workers enjoy their working environment, the productivity levels shoot up automatically. Below are other reasons you need to have a reliable staff communication app:
By parkar5 years ago in Journal
Today
Saturday. 7am. Alarm rings. I’m quick to spring out of bed, but that’s only to snooze the alarm and return to the fleeting warmth trapped under the blankets. 9 minutes later again the alarm rings. A pernicious cycle of getting up only to return immediately continues until 7:55 am. Admitting defeat, I knew I couldn’t snooze again. I growled walking to my desk. A mere 20 feet from my bed to the chair where I would spend the next 9 hours of my life wishing I was dead. I never was a coffee person. I sometimes wonder if that’s why the mornings always felt extra rough, though I wasn’t a fan of the jitteriness alternative either.
By Seth Smith5 years ago in Journal
6 Important Phase of Construction Site Development
A construction project goes through a series of phases wherein it is born, it matures, it ages and it expires. It begins with the inception of an idea in the mind of the owner. And it terminates with a concrete construction. A concrete structure is the result of the efforts of civil engineers and site development contractors.
By Robert West5 years ago in Journal
Healthy Employees Can Benefit Your Overall Business
The health of your employees is a measure of the health of your business. Keeping them healthy will limit the use of sick days. It’ll also create more productive employees, decreasing stress and boosting morale. After all, healthy employees are happier. Investing some money to support your employees’ healthy endeavors will pay off for your business. You can accomplish this by encouraging them to do the following.
By Paisley Hansen5 years ago in Journal
The Latimer Heights Intern Experience
During the Latimer Heights internship with Riis in Summer 2020 we learned how to code in different languages utilizing different IDEs. The different languages we learned were Python, JavaScript, and a little of HTML/CSS. By learning all these languages we became fluent in different languages and applied similar logic to each one. We were able to learn about the importance of debugging and testing to make sure that everything ran as intended, something important to do throughout the stages of a program. We also learned about making a set of rules to complete a job, called an algorithm. We use a flowchart to show the basic algorithm that will be used and does not include actual code. These procedures are basic when it comes to any type of language.
By Kelly Lam5 years ago in Journal
Between Cigarettes
Darcy took a long drag of her Camel Light. She blew it out, and watched the smoke fly away from Al’s Fryin’ Pan. She had been working the graveyard shift at that twenty-four-hour greasy spoon for almost twenty years. A little more than a third of her fifty-five years on this on this earth.
By Ross Nelson5 years ago in Journal
The Retail Stigma
Retail: long hours, little pay, terrible work environment… best job ever? Retail has a stigma of being a less than stellar career field, a place to get your feet wet, a job to pay the bills until something better comes along. I ask you to think long and hard about your last visit to the mall, big box retailer or even the grocery store, now picture yourself working a register, how does it make you feel?
By Jessica Safavimehr5 years ago in Journal
New Account, New Adventure
Well, when I started my journey with my original account here on vocal I thought that I'd be there forever, but once I learned that because of some personal reasons that I would not be able to change the information on my old stripe account without engaging with someone from my past that is dangerous and toxic - well here I am. New account, new me I guess. That's just how its going to have to go isn't it? I have no other choice, am going to miss my old articles, and on the revenue I could be getting from those articles. Heck, a $20.00 tip went straight to my ex. I didn't see a penny of it. Ah, well. At least I hadn't gotten very popular.
By Anastasia Barth5 years ago in Journal
Five best ways to use warehouse automation
Innovative Warehouse automation trends steadily being implemented in warehouses and distribution centers around the world. This new industry phenomenon is optimizing efficiencies and workflows across all areas of operations, and many managers are reporting a return on their investments in as little as six to eight months as per data published in Material handling journals.
By intern dm5 years ago in Journal
TO MY DARLING STOREKEEPERS
I see you when I walk into the store. You stock away at those shelves so dutifully. You appear oblivious to the current pandemic. Not because you don't care but because you have chosen to play your part. Oh, and that smile that comes like the cherry on the cake. Thank you.
By Nkeonye Judith IZUKA5 years ago in Journal
Doom on Grooms
The life of a groom is never an easy one, but for some of us, it's a good option when you want to work in a stable, see some competitions, and maybe have some riding lessons. You work a hard schedule with overwhelming workloads, little money, and enough stress to make you want to die. Here are some helpful things you need to know about working as a groom before you decide to work as a groom in Germany. Although I’m sure these are things that can apply to working as a groom in any country, my experience has primarily been in Germany and bit in America.
By Leighton Beck5 years ago in Journal
On Writing Atmosphere and Archetypes - The Violet Project Diaries - Entry 16
Before my writing session, I had to watch a little Jenna Moreci, a bestselling author who gives wonderful, if not sarcastic, writing advice. My favorite quote from this video: “All fantasy should be based off of medieval Europe because it’s the law.”
By Aliciel Alone6 years ago in Journal