HHS Blog

  By Ted Peters, HHS Vice President, Management Development A word of advice from HHS’ Founder Jim Spry that has impacted my work throughout my career...

By Angel Camacho, Vice President, Environmental Services With the national unemployment rate currently at less than four percent, there are fewer peop...

An area where individuals may lose networking opportunities is introducing themselves to people they meet in quick passing and trying to find a connec...

By Oakley Smith, HHS Regional Director of Patient Experience No operation is perfect. Though organizations strive to deliver the highest quality servi...

By Terrance Newson, Vice President of Environmental Services Servant leadership is a philosophy designed on the ideals that the main objective of a le...

There are many important factors that go into building and maintaining a successful organization, such as developing a strong business plan and creati...

When a company relocates to a new community or expands service or partnership areas, it provides an opportunity to reevaluate involvement in the local...

By James Hernandez, HHS Vice President, Management Development Moving throughout the regular day-to-day of our jobs, we come across countless opportun...

The day-to-day workload can often seem like a lot, but top it off with a special project and it can easily become overwhelming. The added tasks create...

Work life is conducive to repetition, and as routine becomes more comfortable, habits are formed. These habits, although safe, can actually be detrime...