Volume 89: Recruiter Misconceptions, Part 1

Something I have learned over the past five years of getting to know the corrugated industry is that no one seems to understand what a recruiter actually does. Or what we are supposed to do, anyway. Along those lines, I wanted to give Roy a break from writing the newsletter and address a few misconceptions … Continue reading Volume 89: Recruiter Misconceptions, Part 1 →

Volume 84: CorrExpo Wrap Up

From my time on the convention floor, this year’s CorrExpo seemed to have a pretty low turnout from converters. This makes sense, though, with a massive SuperCorr looming in 2020. This turnout led me to focus on vendors while in Denver - Starch, OEM, Ink, Dies, Software, Conveyors, Boilers, and so many more. Talking with … Continue reading Volume 84: CorrExpo Wrap Up →

Volume 78: Introduction to Inter-Generational Communication

By Teresa Hundt Hi all! I thought I would give Roy a break from writing newsletters, and kick off our next big series on a topic that is affecting every company, regardless of industry: cross-generational communication. Without giving up my exact age, I fall into the micro-generation known as Xennials. I was born right in … Continue reading Volume 78: Introduction to Inter-Generational Communication →

Volume 52: Teresa Hundt Talks Networking

This article was contributed by O&A Senior Consultant, Teresa Hundt, after her experiences at this year's CorrExpo in Providence, RI. For those of you that follow this newsletter regularly, you know that Roy and I went to TAPPI’s CorrExpo a few weeks ago. It was a very productive trip! Roy spoke as part of a … Continue reading Volume 52: Teresa Hundt Talks Networking →

Volume 36: Teresa Hundt’s Thoughts from SuperCorr

Roy Oberg: My career and the success of my business are based on the relationships I've built over time by supporting the talent needs of the Corrugated Industry. Over the span of my career, I have been so fortunate to meet and work with people that have become a huge part of my life. While … Continue reading Volume 36: Teresa Hundt’s Thoughts from SuperCorr →