We’re starting a New Year, and even though I wrote this article in December, I’ve been thinking about all of those things I put off in 2013. Exercise more, eat less, learn to play the oboe; the list goes on … Continue reading
Each year, the employees of Career Path Services located in the Spokane area take to the North Central Care Center for some energetic, if sometimes off-key, Christmas caroling. As the staff at NCCC have invited us back year after year, … Continue reading
For December 2013, we’re ringing the bell for Maggie Ross, Accounting Technician in the Peyton Corporate office. Why’s that? Read on! Maggie is the person we count on for the timeliness and accuracy with which she completes all her tasks. … Continue reading
If you’ve ever wondered how many people we help in a given year, and where it all takes place, have a look at our map of clients we served int 2012. Our employees are always on the lookout for new … Continue reading
You wouldn’t leave your home unlocked when your away, would you? Not password protecting your phone amounts to the same thing. Smart phones today are capable of an incredible number of transactions, and without the proper protection, those transactions can … Continue reading
This month we highlight the Spokane Commerce Team, managed by Sarai Orth and staffed by some amazing individuals. Sarai had some great answers for the questions we asked her: (1) Briefly describe the team you manage (or are a part … Continue reading
If you’ve wondered exactly what we do at Career Path Services, our CEO, George Iranon, is here to tell you about it in this brief video introduction to our organization. As always, we welcome your questions and comments via our … Continue reading
In an effort to make our site easier to use, we’ve added a new search feature to careerpathservices.org! You may have noticed a new search box next to our logo at the top of the page, and if you are … Continue reading
Have you ever thought about what you would do if you were on special assignment for 3 years and then returned to your previous/current job? Do you think you might have more than a few policy and procedural revisions to … Continue reading
