November Newsletter 2020

2020 in Books

Every other month, Bird Rock Systems starts a new book that encompasses one of our values: continuous improvement. Each book taught us a new lesson or perspective that we try to implement into our every day lives and our business.

We're sharing our 2020 Book Club list with you! What books did you read this year? What did you think of the books on this list?

Fierce Conversation by Susan Scott
Daring Greatly by Brene Brown
Measure What Matters by John Doerr
The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace by Gary Chapman & Paul White
Make Your Bed by William H. McRaven
Mastering the Complex Sale by Jeff Thull

Reach out to marketing@birdrockusa.com to recommend what books we should read in 2021!

Gina Crandell

Job Title: IT Project Manager

How do you contribute to the Bird Rock team's success? I contribute to the Bird Rock Team's success by taking initiative, managing projects from start to finish, and holding everyone accountable to ensure a successful outcome. I maintain a positive attitude and I am always willing to help out our team in any way.

If you really knew me, you'd know I love to drive fast, sing in my car, and travel near and far.

If 2020 was normal, I would have rather been traveling the world, especially Europe and Asia to experience different cultures and places.

Ian Steffes

Job Title: Marketing Intern

How do you contribute to the Bird Rock team’s success? I work to build awareness of Bird Rock Systems and build relationships with customers through various marketing channels. We look for who customers are and what they find value in, then aim to provide value using relevant content and marketing strategies to keep people engaged and happy throughout their relationship with us here at Bird Rock.

If you really knew me, you’d know that I volunteered with a non-profit teaching English in Vietnam.

If 2020 was normal, I would have rather traveled to a bunch of National Parks and explored.

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