Just read Michelle Golden’s post on sending out mass mailings. I thought it was very funny, and says so much about why we are so turned off by most of the mail we get today.
But most of all, I thought it also shows the value of criticism. I read the other day, that the best thing you can hear as a company is a criticism, because that’s when you have the chance to improve. If you never hear them, you can never get better. Read more…
After writing my first blog post, “Intern’s Corner: The Big Four Push” I began to think about how does one choose the right firm. I am lucky enough to have had to opportunity to experience different firms and different values over the past two years. I have been a member of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) in that time period. By having those opportunities, I feel that I have been able to explore different options, and I know what is right for me. These are the steps that I took when choosing the firm I choose Read more…
It’s the little things that make “work” an enjoyable place to be. Since the average American spends more time at work than at home, I think it should! So many companies “budget-cut” the small things and perks that many employees enjoy. Is it really worth the happiness of the staff to save a little? Some little things I appreciate having at work:
What makes it worth it for you to spend most of your life at work? What “little” things do you appreciate?
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