If you know that you don’t know what you don’t know, you are probably pretty self aware. As such, you might realize there are many things you don’t know about technology and how it works. What follows may do … Continue reading
Spokane, WA (April 1, 2015) Career Path Services has been selected as one of the 2015 Best Nonprofits To Work For by promoting excellence in the areas of workplace experience and organizational culture. They also received the award in 2013 … Continue reading
Do you listen to music at work? Probably. Sometimes it floats in over a set of department store speakers, your computer speakers set to low, or the newest model of Beats headphones. Now, if you don’t listen to music at … Continue reading
Community Partner Ring The Bell Prime Real Estate has been working with Career Path Services for quite some time, and this month, we’d like to honor Tanna St. Marie, CEO, as our April 2015 Community Partner Ring The Bell winner. … Continue reading
“Well Tanya, it looks like you have used up all of your hours for education. You will have to do something else to be able to continue to receive TANF.” I heard that sentence on August 1, 2013. That sentence … Continue reading
Mariah Brown is our new full-time practitioner in Republic, Washington. Thank you, Mariah, for sharing these insights into who you are! I grew up in Oroville, WA and graduated from high school in 2010. A few months later, I moved … Continue reading
Esther Sasse is one of our newest employees at Career Path Services. She was generous enough to provide us with a short bio, and we present it below. Welcome, Esther! I graduated from EWU with my Bachelors in Human Resource … Continue reading
Community Partner Ring The Bell This month we are honoring LaRon Burris of New Connections as our Community Partner Ring The Bell Winner. For over a year now, Mr. Burris’ agency has been partnering with Career Path Services to help … Continue reading
After years of writing and providing help desk support to end users, I’ve found that the simpler I keep the solutions, the more likely they are to be understood and followed. Much I as wouldn’t understand a civil engineer’s schematic … Continue reading
This story of recovery and success came to us in a photocopied format, and rather than alter it, we leave it in it’s original form. Thanks, Robin, for being a part of the Career Path Services team:
