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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
The shoemakers children go barefoot. The blacksmith’s kebab skewers are made of wood. And yes the software company’s website sucks.
That’s what I’ve let happen with TempWorks website. As Casey pointed out in his recent blog post, we’ve been wrapped up in other things. And six more contracts came in last week. But those are poor excuses for not doing something that needed to be done.
Nevertheless, help is on the way. Here’s a snapshot of our upcoming website redesign:
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