
Joy Johnston is a Strategic Channel Manager for ajcjobs and ajchomefinder. She manages Atlanta jobs content for ajc.com, including the ajcjobs channel, Blog Break and HR Roundtable. In addition, she manages Atlanta homes content, including the Atlanta senior living channel and the Caring & Sharing blog.
Previously, she worked for six years at About.com, where she served as the Guide to Atlanta. She also has worked for AOL CityGuide, Southern Voice and the Not for Tourists Guide to Atlanta.
She resides in Atlanta and finds her cats to be the most demanding and unforgiving of bosses.
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steve
April 14th, 2009
10:16 pm
i would like to see an article on how to deal with getting elderly parents to understand their limitations. my mother has dementia and lives with me , an almost daily problem is trying to explain to her why she can no longer drive or live by herself, i explain why ,but she just gets mad and cries, i know I’m not the only one dealing with this, please use your resources and give us all something to work with
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patricia
May 2nd, 2009
1:36 am
I just read your article on the flu situation and just wanted to comment on your grammar in the last sentence. It should read “have you ever *gone* to work…” And, yes, my kids do call me the Grammar Nazi.
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Philip Smith
May 29th, 2009
2:03 pm
An example of how to get a great work environment & Culture:
Joy,
The Fruit Farmer, Inc. is a leader in delivering farm-fresh fruit directly to companies nationwide.
We partner with corporations to provide daily baskets of fresh fruit to their employees. We deliver a wide variety of fruits that give employees a healthier option for snacks and lunch at their place of employment. Based in Atlanta, Georgia
(www.thefruitfarmer.net)
Great for boosting the attitudes at work and help employees eat healthy.
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