Happy Holidays!
This time of year provides us all with an opportunity to be grateful for the people and experiences that make our lives worthwhile. I am proud to work with such a fine team and humbled by the opportunity I have had this year to connect with extraordinary people in our community.
I had the chance to spend time at a leadership retreat, where I realized the enormously positive impact each business can have on our community. I am committed to finding new and innovative ways to make a difference in Columbus, to developing the leadership potential of our youth by volunteering time in schools and to supporting growth and development in the Columbus community. I hope you will join me in choosing to make a positive difference - not just at Christmas, but throughout the coming year.
From our CSC family to yours – Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Is Your Head in the Cloud?
We’ve talked about Cloud computing before, but technology is an industry that moves quickly, and Cloud – or Sky – computing, is something everyone from individual computer users to CEOs and IT managers need to start considering as a mainstream component to the way you store data and provide solutions for clients.
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Selflessness Is Strength
by Tom Hastings
Colonel Eric Kail wrote an excellent article about leadership character in The Washington Post. He says, “Selflessness is all about strength, and it’s not for the faint of heart. Weakness, on the other hand, takes the path of least resistance; and as humans, that means being selfish — wanting all the credit and none of the blame. Real strength is measured by what we enable our followers to accomplish through our service to them.”
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Expand Your Workforce With Remote Work Possibilities
Do you remember how it used to work, way back in the 90s, when you wanted to hire someone with a specific skill set for your company? Before social media venues like LinkedIn changed the employment landscape forever, companies used to have to place ads in these archaic forms of communication called newspapers.
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