No one wants to imagine themselves in a situation that requires fending off an attacker, but it’s imperative that people avoid the “it won’t happen to me” mentality. The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that, in the United States in 2019, there were in excess of 1.2 million violent crimes, which included robbery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter, and homicide. While it may not be possible to protect oneself against every type of crime, being aware
Chronic diseases pose a significant threat to the general public. It can be easy for adults in the prime of their lives to overlook the danger of chronic diseases, especially if they feel good and aren’t exhibiting any symptoms to suggest their health is in jeopardy. But overlooking the potential dangers of chronic disease can prove deadly. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that chronic diseases like heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are
As we near the end of this most trying year, we are faced with yet another sacrifice…whether or not to cancel Christmas! Why even to mention such a thing feels sacrilegious. Can we really even consider not making pounds of Aunt Betty’s famous chocolate fudge or not decorating our beloved though slightly lopsided 6-foot faux cedar tree while listening to Amy Grant CD’s? How can we miss playing “Mean Santa” at the office Christmas
For the Job Seeker – Making the Most of Your Job Interview by Using Soft Skills
Category: Article, Business Tidbits
By Foy Staley, Director of Business Development & Soft Skills Training Finally, you are getting some calls for interviews. You ask yourself, “What will make me stand-out from the others?” “How can I impress them?” The answer may surprise you because it is something you already possess: soft skills! Soft skills are those intangible qualities we have and more and more, employers look for in candidates. When interviewing there are 3 basic soft skills that can give you an