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"Only 12% of employees think that their org does a good job with onboarding."

We all know that first impressions matter. Sometimes, we forget how much.

This is a real story, about a real person, Kate, 24, who is quitting an architecture firm after less than a year. The reason why stems back to the first day.

Let us know your thoughts in the comments below about the first installment of our disconnection series!

If you have a story you'd like to share, reach out to us at [email protected]

Helm | A real-life anatomy of a no-good, very bad first day: disconnected. We all know that first impressions matter. Sometimes, we forget how much. We're unpacking the great resignation with actual stories from the extremely talented Gen Z workers who are quitting. Kate, 24, is quitting from an architecture firm after less than a year. The reason why stems back to the fir...

This week we’re showcasing a Can't Stop Columbus original project: Columbus Helper
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Columbus Helper is a fast and reliable way for you to get connected to the resources you need. They are especially useful in a time like this, when getting the things you need might be hard. Go check them out!⁣
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We love seeing amazing projects like this on Helm if you have an idea for a project or want to learn more, go to our website, the link is in our bio!

The COVID-19 situation is completely unprecedented, and we intend to help.
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Last night, with many others in the tech and business community, we helped create . The response has been incredible.
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If you’re able to help, join our community to make this situation a little better. @ Columbus, Ohio

Project Showcase, ft. Furnix • The one stop shop to find new furniture or rid yourself of that old love seat that’s got WAY too many mysterious stains.
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Click the link in our bio and find out more about Furnix and many more projects
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featuring Will Johnston

“I’m 19 years into a career in kitchens. I started at 14 and I’m 33. I realized that I wanted to make a career transition out of kitchens and into dev work. Nights and weekends can only take you so far - at some point you really have to put the time in. I’m working on a project called Cbus Fair with Open Columbus. Ultimately, my dream job is designing software as a service industry, just helping out. It’s a wonderful job, it’s extremely creative, but there are parts of it that are really hard. If you’re the entry level guy in a restaurant, you can take a bus to work but you’ve got to Uber home, and you can spend 20% of what you made that night just getting home. I think technology could make the life of people in the service industry better.”

“I’m also working on a personal project, called the Morning Shift, a code-a-thon where, starting Monday, every morning from 7-9 AM, I’m going to be live coding on Twitch doing only new skills to me, really trying to show beginners like myself what it really looks like to start a project. The ultimate goal is to build out a better developer portfolio, and showing the whole process. If I miss a day, I’m making a $100 donation in the name of our highest donor.”

See his project & more at joinhelm.com

This week, we're highlighting Micheal's mobile app, the Indoor Locator. His is one of a growing number of shared projects on joinhelm.com - check it out with the link in our bio!

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