If you’ve watched the news at all within the last year, you’ve undoubtedly heard stories about large companies having customer data stolen from their servers. Sony, Barnes and Noble, Citigroup, and most recently, Adobe, are a just a few of … Continue reading
Career Path Services staff work hard and strive for excellence in all they do as evidenced by the results in our Annual Program Report. At our All Staff Retreat, we honored those who achieved excellence in program year 2012-13. 100% … Continue reading
Every year at Career Path Services, we have a reunion of sorts. Employees working across the state of Washington gather in Spokane for our Annual Fall Retreat, a two-day event focusing on our employees and their accomplishments throughout the year. … Continue reading
Let’s Ring the Bell for Pam Sorlagas in our Wenatchee office! Pam began her position with us in March of 2012 and quickly proved herself invaluable. She has been the face of Career Path Services in our young Wenatchee Office. … Continue reading
People or companies that take the time to create and distribute malware are always looking for new ways to infect your computer device, whether it be a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. The advice below will help you take … Continue reading
This month we’re focusing on how our teams have helped to propel us to great heights! Take a minute to check out some of the honors we’ve received this year, knowing that without our dedicated employees, none of this could … Continue reading
For September 2013, we asked Bob Everett, Spokane WIA Program Manager, about his team and the services they provide to our community. Here is what Bob had to say: 1) Briefly describe the team you manage (or are a part … Continue reading
Our All Staff Retreat is coming up on September 25 & 26 and it should be a good one. Here is how you can prepare: Attached are the schedule, agenda, and map for the Retreat: Kress Gallery Map, the Staff Retreat Schedule, … Continue reading
You’ve all seen it – the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) that has been around as long as the Windows Start button. While Microsoft has seen fit to remove the Start button with Windows 8, they haven’t done much about … Continue reading
