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Remote Work and Virtual Job Fairs
Myra Kressner - July 17th 2021 Photo by GEORGE DESIPRIS from Pexels Employers and Workers Embrace Remote Solutions Which Bring Us Back-to-Work I run a Share Group for owners and operations executives in on-premise (restaurants) and off-premise (stores) food retail channels. A recent meeting (virtual, of course) focused on the dire situation they all faced - hiring and retaining store-level staff, as well as the impact of supply chain/distribution disruption.One tactic increasingly being deployed are weekly virtual job fairs. This webinar from Boise State provides excellent tips reinforcing the essentials on good lighting, audio, camera and background for anyone participating in any virtual/remote interview or...
What happened with ESS in May?
Myra Kressner - June 29th 2021 May was a really big month for ESS! We partnered with Shure for their LIVE 5/8 day at the Tin Roof in Nashville and also delivered a hugely successful 5/26 webinar on “Foodservice Marketing: Creating Digital Content In-House” with IFMA (International Foodservice Manufacturers Association) ESS also introduced our new, portable MyVideo GO Case -- the perfect solution for any on-the-go video needs. Because the MyVideo GO Case delivers top-quality videos and photography from just about any location, it's ideal for interviews (including HR), legal depositions, customer testimonials, live streaming, blogging, and so much more! IFMA Webinar Our...
ESS Introduces Groundbreaking Online and Virtual Solutions for Business and Consumer Needs
Arthur King, VP Business Development with Ultimate Sales, a leading foodservice broker in the convenience industry, describes the first time he saw the ROAD Case in action.
Must-Haves for Online and Virtual Success!
There are many links in the chain between you and your virtual audience. The end result - what they see and hear of you - will only be as good as the weakest link in that chain.
Seth Conlin pivot - From roadie to drone pilot
The pivoting experience has been interesting. I went from a busy, successful and in demand lighting crew chief, to, like most people, unemployed and wondering what to do next with my identity gone and no jobs available. A drone services company was a great natural choice for me. I had been working on learning the ins and outs of drones for several years, using it as a side gig and possible future career, while I was still on the road. So, when the pandemic hit, and the entertainment industry, along with my job went out the window, it was time to take the plunge and dive in. Besides, what else was I going to do?