Atlas Senior Living News, Resources and Advice
Five Signs You’re Working For A Truly Great Manager
The role of management has changed quite a bit over the past few years. Few people realize it, but the role of management was originally created to maintain the status quo and enforce rules and protocols. Managers were supposed to push employees and extract everything they could from them. Management never cared about engagement, empowerment,
When I Follow A Leader: Moments that Won Me Over
By: Bill McDermott CEO at SAP All leaders have one thing in common: Followers. Followership can be won in grand moments, through a galvanizing speech or how a crisis is handled. Not for me. The leaders I’ve chosen to follow throughout my career earned my intense loyalty and commitment in small, un-orchestrated moments between
Six Habits Of Confident People
Fearless children often turn into insecure adults. How do people manage to stay confident in the face of failure? By: Stephanie Vozza Editor’s Note: This article is one of the top 10 habits to adopt to be better at your job in 2016. See the full list here. When my son was four, he wore
20 Things the Most Respected Bosses Do Every Day
Think about the best boss you’ve ever known. Here are 20 things I’ll bet he or she never stopped doing. By Bill Murphy Jr. Executive editor, TheMid.com, and founder, ProGhostwriters.com Think about the best boss you’ve ever had. Maybe you’re fortunate, and we’re talking about the person you call your boss today. Maybe it’s someone you
Memory care facility breaks ground in Enterprise
From the Dothan Eagle Ledger Madison Heights, a 16-bed memory care and assisted living facility, has broken ground in Enterprise. The $2 million facility will be located on Chaney Street across the street from Kelley Place, both of which are owned by Atlas Senior Living. Chaney Street is located off of Dauphin Street. Atlas Senior
Why I Work in Senior’s Housing
From some of the team at Atlas Senior Living: “I love working with seniors because it is a chance to give back to people who spent their lives serving others. I find that many of our residents spent much of their lives volunteering at churches, nursing homes and hospitals. I am able to devote my