I have to admit it. Nothing is one of my favorite things. Nothing I have to do. No where I have to be. Nothing pulling on my time or my psyche. I. Love. Nothing. There isn’t enough nothing anymore. In our quest to be better, stronger and smarter and raise better, stronger and smarter children, we are constantly GOING. There is always something we […]
Read moreGuest blogger: Adrian Wood, VP of business development, PeopleSync, has a 22 year career in sales, business development & professional services across SaaS offerings. Passionate about simple & effective business solutions for the HR industry. http://www.peoplesync.com We were lucky enough to have Cindy from Mom Corps Dallas join us on our webinar recently (The Contingent Workforce) to highlight the […]
Read moreWhen I was young, single and completely work-obsessed, I thought I had my life figured out. 70 hour workweeks? Check. Independence? Jam-packed calendar? Plenty of disposable income? Check, check and check. I was fulfilled! I was productive! I was important! I didn’t know how I would live any other way. And then I got married, had a child […]
Read moreOur Mom Corps Dallas clients tell us, “I can find the people who can do the work, that’s not the problem. It’s finding the people who do their work well consistently, have a glass half-full attitude and a what-can-I-do-to-add-to-the-team approach.” Our goal at Mom Corps Dallas is not to get a body in the seat or a player on the […]
Read moreThis is a replay of a post authored by Vickie Pynchon, posted on Forbes Woman, Thursday, September 29, 2011. We are so in awe that we were included as well as reinvigorated by the messages it conveys that we asked Vickie if we could share it with all of you. This blog describes our core as female leaders and has […]
Read moreWe love social media, email and phone calls, but nothing beats face-to-face interactions and conversations. All this topped with breakfast provided by our friends at Wynnwood in a perfect venue, DUO-All Things Culinary. On October 4th, Mom Corps invites you to a morning of informal discussions about work/life balance and flexible work solutions … An opportunity to really connect. Our candidates are […]
Read moreFamilies and Work Institute (FWI), a national research think tank on workforce and workplace trends, announced this week that Mom Corps is among this year’s recipients of its prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Award for business excellence in workplace flexibility. This is a tremendous honor for us! Ellen Galinsky, president of FWI and highly respected in the field of workplace flexibility, […]
Read moreAt Mom Corps Dallas, we are in the business of: 1. Changing lives 2. Changing business How? We connect progressive North Texas employers with experienced talent, who are looking for flexible work opportunities. We frequently ask our candidates and clients how we are doing. Here’s what a few them had to say. Are we hitting the mark? Happy Candidates “During […]
Read moreI give Dallas a knuckle-to-knuckle high five for embracing Mom Corps, our outstanding candidates and our mission. This business community is progressive. Over and over I’m questioned by people I meet “Are you finding Dallas businesses receptive to flexible employment?” Some people are skeptical … “you really think businesses will hire professionals on a flexible basis – even permanent hires?” […]
Read moreIt is refreshing to enjoy … With friends: – A movie – Dinner on a week night – Saturday evenings by the pool – Phone calls about kids and upcoming events – Birthdays With family: – Picking my child up from camp – Celebrating anniversaries – Cooking dinner – Running on a whim to Target to get new clothes, buy […]
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