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As we celebrate NATIONAL TRUCK DRIVER APPRECIATION WEEK, nobody deserves recognition more that the Nation's MOVING & STORAGE TRUCK DRIVERS!......Not only do these professionals safely drive millions of miles over the course of each year, but unlike your typical driver, MOVING & STORAGE truck drivers have to maneuver winding driveways, tight spots and other challenges not normally faced by non HHG movers! NOT TO MENTION the fact that in addition to driving, most of these hard working professionals have to physically load and unload entire households primarily during the hottest season of each year! HATS OFF to these great professionals who are the face of the Nation's Moving & Storage Industry.

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✨Employee Shoutout!✨ Meet Clint Williams! Clint has been with CSG for 3 years, but has been in the grocery and janitorial industries for a combined 60 years! Clint has made a massive impact in a short amount of time. He helped onboard a great customer of ours, HEB. Clint has loved helping HEB improve the appearance of their stores all while lowering their costs! Here are some other fun facts about Clint: ❓If you could have dinner with any famous or historical figure, who would it be and why? Billy Graham. I would like to ask him for suggestions on how to pull our country together. ❓What is a skill or hobby you have always wanted to learn? Fly an airplane.

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So blessed and thankful to be nominated as FedEx Ground (ELOU 400) Package Handler of the Month!!! Being a Yard Switcher my job mostly consist of moving trailers to and from doors, so it's great to be seen/acknowledged for my hard work. When congratulated and asked by my fellow peers and management how I do it (positive attitude, attendance, detail-oriented, etc) I simple said, "Everyday, I keep the same energy [level] regardless of how I feel, think, or whatever the day brings." To further elaborate I don't have a military background, nor influence, but I'll share a phrase that those in the armed forces share and follow that I personally have engraved into my mindset, and that is, "EXECUTE, EXECUTE, EXECUTE!!!" Everyday, I try to EXECUTE three things: 1.) EXECUTE the task at hand and follow it through til completion. 2.) EXECUTE a strategy/plan for the next move, day, or task. 3.) EXECUTE a follow-up after the task is completed to ensure it's done correctly and efficiently. I try to follow it to the "T" both at work and my personal life. So far it's served me well. Again I want to thanks all of those who selected me a Package Handler of the Month. It means alot and I truly appreciate it.

SOME CONCEPTS STAY WITH YOU..... I don't know exactly what year P & O Containers issued these note pads, but the impact of the lessons learned and modeled by many great mentors remain with many of us fortunate to have been shaped by that culture. For me, three decades ago I joined the team. "POSH" was coined by the founding company Peninsular and Orient Steam Navigation Company in the 1800's. On cruises between England and India, booking your state room "Port Outward, Starboard Home" assured you the cooling of tradewinds. We focused on being a "white glove" carrier, where service could be second to none. What culture and "service habits" have you carried through your career? How do you model best practices? Grateful to my former colleagues at P & O.

If motivating people is a critical task for leaders, then knowing how to recognise people for the value they bring, is just as critical. . . . #paychologyofwork #cognicentculture #flourish #recognition #organisationalpsychology #organisationalculture #leadership #leadershipdevelopment . . .

Reflecting on my diverse career journey, one word stands out with a flourish: RESILIENCE! From navigating the streets as a Lyft driver to working in an Alcoa plant, each experience has honed my ability to bounce back stronger. 🚗💪🏼 What's the most valuable lesson you've gleaned from your work experiences? Share below – let’s inspire each other! 🌟

TGIF……….. Or how about let’s be thankful for another Friday? What we say and how we say it ,will make the difference of setting someone’s day or breaking someone’s day. Thank you for calling—————— Thank you for choosing to call. Our customers can call anyone, yet they choose to call us… let’s recognize them for this. I need you to do this…….. Could you please help me with this? Don’t do it that way…….. Can I show you how? Let’s make sure we are giving our high performers purpose and opportunities today. Giving our lead techs a chance to have a break from time to time, by giving them some of those bread and butter repairs, and let them see us helping the newer techs organize their new tool carts… to continue to bring efficiency to our shops and support to them. Let’s congratulate an advisor today on their strengths and help them rise in an opportunity for improvement. Our Team doesn’t expect perfection from us, they demand that we practice what we preach and watch us put into action what we say. Our teams will be more willing to work to expectations….. When we Coach with purpose and appreciation.

Today, I'm lucky enough to celebrate another birthday: we've made it to level 33! 32 was a fantastic year: I joined the PureCars team, experienced both personal and professional growth, and achieved so many of the goals I wanted to knock out in the year. There were so many lessons I learned at 32, but here are just a few that stood out: 1.) Recognize and Proactively Fight Burnout: Communicate when you're approaching burnout and work with your team and managers--candid, honest and respectful conversations tend to lead to stronger trust within your teams. 2.) Re-evaluate how you prioritize your to-do's: I had a bit of a process spring cleaning last year: in a world where everything needs to be done 5 minutes ago, revisit what's actually considered an emergency and what can be project-managed out. You'll save your sanity and prevent the dreaded 13/14 hour days. 3.) Don't leave friends and family on the back burner: We've got one life to live, spend it with those who care about you: work smart during the day, so that you can enjoy the quality time with loved ones after. Here's to another year of progress, growth and adventures in The Windy City!