Boy, it's been a busy month or two.  I can't remember the last time I traveled so much. It's been really fun, and exhausting.  I think I'm in for the rest of the year though. 

Traveling was good for me though. I think I'm generally an observant kind of guy. So, being outside the office allowed me to witness some interesting things.  Things I normally take for granted. So, the first article this month reflects just a couple of the things I noticed.  

The other was a little more challenging, because I couldn't leave the subject matter alone. I tried to write about something else, and returned to the 'Faces' article. It's June, and we are all about to be flooded with new applicants, with new talents. 

Although technology is a huge part of your business, so are people. Good people, and the folks that may challenge us.  For those of us in small businesses, we rely more on the good ones.  They are out there, and they are ready to work.  Are we ready for them?

 

 

Sincerely,
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Brian G. Wilson

Kardon Technology

 

Recently, I took a road trip. And then I've traveled and worked in different sections of the State. Coming to work everyday and looking at your own equipment, you tend not to pay attention to everything else going on around you. For instance, I was in a conference room setting, and noticed the widescreen TV's mounted from the ceiling.  I may be dating myself, but do you remember when the biggest heaviest tubed televisions needed to be rolled in on their own stand?  Now, flatscreens are in every public venue.