KPMG elects to modify gomembers’ etrak solutionWritten by gomembers, Inc.
KPMG elects to modify gomembers’ etrak solution[Herndon, VA] --- gomembers, Inc., announced today that trak customer KPMG (KPMG: http://www.kpmg.com) has elected to modify their gomembers’ etrak solution for enhanced online registrations specific to KPMG’s operational needs. etrak, built using Microsoft .NET technology, allows for seamless integration between programs and allows real-time online registration capabilities. etrak by gomembers is most advanced online registration module available today. This real-time system directly tracks details such as payments, registrations, housing, and much more. ”We are so pleased to have KPMG continue their trak solutions with us, by modifying etrak solution to better fit their needs," noted Tom McGourty, gomembers’ Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "Modifications allow customers to custom tailor each solution as they grow and change, making gomembers’ solutions continually perform for them,” McGourty further stated. For more information on gomembers' solutions, please visit Products section of our website. www.gomembers.com
| | 5 Strategies for ADDed Effectiveness on the JobWritten by ADD Coach Jennifer Koretsky
For many people with ADD, work life can be difficult. If your working environment is not ADD-friendly, then you may find yourself feeling chronically disorganized and stressed out at work. Whether or not you choose to share your diagnosis with your employer, following strategies can help you become more effective at work. 1. Find a Career that You're Passionate AboutPeople with ADD have most success when doing something that they are passionately interested in. If you are in a career or a job that you're not passionate about, chances are your ADD challenges will manifest themselves. The best way to avoid this is to find work that you truly enjoy and believe in. 2. Develop Structure It's no secret that ADDers work well with structure. If your job lacks structure, create some! If you're self-employed, set up a schedule for yourself. Determine what your working days will be, and what your days off will be. (And stick to them!) Also, schedule specific working hours for yourself. If you're employed by another person or company, ask for specific deadlines on projects you are assigned. Additionally, you can request a weekly meeting with your manager in which you update him or her on all things you have going on. This will allow YOU to review your progress and stay aware of all tasks you're juggling. 3. Delegate Details I've never met an ADDer who enjoyed dealing with details! Typically, people with ADD are problem-solvers, creatives, and strategizers. Most ADDers will be extremely effective when dealing with these exciting and challenging aspects of job, and a lot less effective when dealing with administrative work. If you're self-employed, hire an assistant - even if you think you can't afford it! Imagine how much more effective - and profitable - you could be if you didn't have to worry about paperwork! If you're employed by another person or company, delegate work to administrative assistants and anyone whom you manage. If there is no one for you to delegate to, explain to your manager that you work best when you don't have to be bogged down with administrative tasks. Point out all your skills, strengths, and accomplishments. Tell your manager that you could be contributing even more if you had someone to help with details. 4. Plan Time to Plan
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