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I started working at Media Productions several years ago after spending 30 years in a nursing career.  One of the first weeks into my new job, we started receiving "The Preference Reference" newsletter.  An eye-catching title in the edition: "Aim to be a Learn-it-all instead of a Know-it-all"-grabbed my attention immediately, and I have been a faithful cover to cover reader ever since!

Thanks for keeping things fresh in each of the editions, and for establishing a first...(and lasting) impression of your company.

Linda M.

 

Published in-house at Preference Personnel, our well-researched, educational employment topics are a value to business owners, managers, and HR professionals in the Fargo-Moorhead community.  If you or someone you know would like a copy please click on the link at the bottom of this page.

Recent articles include:

Volume II, 2010:
Lean Isn’t Just for Manufacturing: Part 1 of eliminating waste in any industry

Winter 2009/2010:
The 7 Engagement Imperatives

Fall 2009
Great Listener, Great Leader

Spring 2009:
It's Gettin' Hot in Here: Leadership in Times of Change

Winter 2008/09:
Are You Turning Toward?
Guest article by Tom Terez

 

 

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