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Are you HR-ready for a zombie apocalypse?

Have your employees been acting a little slower than usual? Do they shuffle around aimlessly during the day? Are they bringing body parts for lunch? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you might be in the midst of a zombie apocalypse.

Andrew “’What’s This Button Do?’” Evans

Dick and Jane’s Stats on Making Your Employee Relationship Last

You found that special someone. You’ve spent time learning how you best benefit each other. You’ve adjusted your schedules to spend time together. Now the big question is—are you ready for the next step?

The 2011 Tour

PeopleMatter is hitting the foodservice circuit to turn employees into rock stars. Our 2011 Clock In. Rock Out. tour is pulling in, driving through and setting up at restaurants across the southeast to give their HR ‘more cowbell’ with our integrated, online HR tools. We’re talking to service rockstars about their experience using the PeopleMatter Platform, and what exciting releases we have in store.

Jay “Hand-Wash Only” Keeney

The day started off pretty normal, and by normal I mean I woke up. Right there the normalcy ended. I see the RV (aka, PeopleMatter Express) pull up from my hotel window and realize this is really happening. I also realize that I work for a truly unique company.

Some may wonder if renting an RV, wrapping it in advertising, driving it to Tennessee and visiting every customer along the way is worth it. After my tour of duty was complete on October 12th, I knew the answer: Yes.

Ross “’Did You Get That On Camera?’” Kucsera

I had the pleasure of being Road Warrior (RW) #2 on the 2011 Clock In. Rock Out. Tour. Kenny Oubre and I rolled out in the PeopleMatter Express from our Charleston World Headquarters hyper-early in the morning with 'Knoxville' plugged into our GPS. (Well, we didn't really have to use a GPS because it was pretty much one highway the entire way.)

Now! Now, Jane, now! The time is now for easy-to-understand scheduling stats with Part 3 of our ‘Infographics Primer.’ Dick and Jane know learning how to read is no joke… and, unless you’re a statistician, deciphering survey results is no laughing matter either.

The Show Might Be Over, But the Flat Smiley Fun is Just Beginning

Last week, the PeopleMatter Team took over Chicago for the 2011 NACS Show. Three days, 300 cowbells and countless C-Store good times later, we’re back in Charleston (San Francisco and Atlanta), but Flat Smiley is still out on the road.