Book Recommendation:“Not Nice” Written by Jessica Gerber “Not Nice,” written by Aziz Gazipura, is one of my favorite books I’ve read in 2021. Aziz Gaz ipura analyzes the concept of being nice. Typically, being nice is something that is admired and encouraged in society. However, Aziz Gazipura takes a deeper look at what it means [...]
Podcast: The Art of Charm Written by: Jess Goodman Personal development is valued and encouraged at Germer. While working on personal and professional development with colleagues, I have gotten more into audiobooks and podcasts. During my search for more personal development podcasts, I stumbled upon The Art of Charm. The Art of Charm is a [...]
How Do You Create a Culture When Working from Home? By Allison Flitter Delaney After the pandemic, many companies are switching to remote or hybrid options. Losing facetime in the office is one big negative to the work from home trend, but it does not have to be. There are many ways that teams and [...]
Transitioning into Working Remotely Written by Hannah Ferguson We can all agree this past year was filled with a lot of changes, challenges, and uncertainty. Many aspects of our every day lives were impacted by COVID19, one of the main ones being the way we worked. As recruiters, we can pretty much do our job [...]
How the Pandemic Shifted the Job Market Written By: Jessica Gerber The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically impacted all aspects of our lives, and the job market is no exception. In particular, we have seen many changes to the trends of the pharmaceutical industry job market. In the beginning of the pandemic, COVID caused many uncertainties [...]
Pros & Cons of Remote Working Written by: Sarah Yun The 2019 global pandemic has brought a lot of unforeseen changes that has made remote work very popular. It has made many industries become more open to telecommuting such as HR, recruiting, sports, travel, IT, and the list goes on and on. Remote work has [...]
Get to Know Germer! Jess Goodman Name: Jess Goodman School: Millersville University (Bachelors) and Holy Family University (Masters) Major: Early Elementary/ Special Education and Master of Education with a Reading Specialist Concentration Graduation Year: 2018 and 2020 What is your title at Germer? Executive Recruiting Assistant When did you start at Germer/ how long have [...]
The Greatest Salesman in the World, by OG Mandino By: Sydney Grierson “Failure will never overtake you if your determination to succeed is strong enough (Mandino, 49). This is my favorite quote from the book The Greatest Salesman in the World. It sheds light on one of the most important lessons to the reader: one must [...]
The Art of Learning, by Joshua Waitzkin By: David Naider Joshua Waitzkin is a prodigy. In his book, The Art of Learning, a journey into the pursuit of excellence, Joshua Waitzkin speaks on the learning processes that he used from the time he was a child after he fell in love with the game of chess. [...]
Why (Atomic) Habits are Important By Hannah Ferguson No matter how old you are or how long you have been at Germer International, personal development and learning is something we value and always encourage. I have read a lot of books throughout my two and a half years here, and I can genuinely say, I [...]
