For the first time ever, we have a mix of five generations adding diverse perspectives into the global workforce. This diversity of age means companies have an opportunity like never before to embrace intergenerational learning, but it doesn’t happen accidentally. There is a common misconception that dealing with different generations in the workplace requires lots… Read more »
My name is Eric Whitney. I’m one of the Associate IT Directors at Insource. I’ve been with Insource for just over three years and I’m one of the people helping lead our IT teams and deliver services to our clients. Most of my time is spent one-on-one with staff, developing them, helping them take on… Read more »
My name is Shavon Andrews. I’m a Team Lead & senior HR consultant at Insource. I’ve been with Insource for a year come April. In my role, I lead a team, consult on HR matters, consult on DEI matters internally, and offer DEI training externally to our clients. I am also on the DEI committee… Read more »
My name is Joanne and I’m a Finance and Accounting at Insource. I work with both non-profit and for-profit companies. I’ve been with Insource for 15 years as of September of this year. I’m married and we have a nine-year-old son. I was born and raised on Martha’s Vineyard and moved to New Hampshire in… Read more »
Despite generations of the collective intelligence of humanity and the boom of information technology, we still do not know a lot about the most potent three-pound organ there is… the human brain. In his book, The Leader’s Brain, Michael Platt, Director of the Wharton Neuroscience Initiative, discusses how brains can work more effectively to build… Read more »
My name is James Spellman. I’m an IT engineer and I mostly work on servers and networking at Insource. I also do some client management and support users. How did you find Insource? I responded to an ad on Craigslist. I’d been working as the IT Manager of a small business for several years and… Read more »
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