by Janet | Sep 9, 2020 | OS Tips & News
The virtual landscape is vast with virtual meetings, real-time presentations, and online instruction it seems as if we are living our lives and working on virtual platforms for most of our day. Working from home can be satisfying, but you may miss the comradery of...
by Janet | Aug 24, 2020 | OS Tips & News
For several months now since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic across the world, many people considered nonessential workers have been able to continue working and operating from their homes while following the “stay home, work safe” order. This may be the “new...
by Janet | Aug 21, 2020 | OS Tips & News
Ensuring that your business survives and thrives during the work disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is not easy feat. However, it is during drastic changes that you learn not only what your brand is made of, but also what your staff is made of as well. ...
by Janet | May 19, 2016 | Nature, Politics, Safety
Once is a freak occurrence. Twice is a trend. Twice in less than a year, catastrophic flooding of our city has taken lives, paralyzed us, and cost untold millions in damage to lives and property. As the City and County worked to clear debris and stagnant water, as aid...
by Janet | May 3, 2016 | Culture, Demographics, Economy, Education, Immigration, Science, Urban Affairs
It’s become tradition at this point, something as much a part of the landscape of Houston as barbecue, the Rodeo, and the Astros. This year marks the 35th annual Houston Area Survey, the yearly inquiry into the minds and the lives of our fellow Houstonians by Rice...
