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Boeing aims to reshape culture amid 787 woes
Paul Balcerak said: Excerpt: Senn-Delaney Leadership Consulting Group was hired to help employees feel engaged and end a climate in which they sometimes were reluctant to speak up or ask for help, said Jim Albaugh, chief of Seattle-based Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
Smart grid project to create 500 Wash. jobs
Paul Balcerak said: "Smart grid project" is aimed at upgrading electrical grid systems.
Hair salon 2.0: Gentry salon uses online media to bring in clients
Paul Balcerak said: Excerpt: "Kris Kruse, owner of the Gentry Hair Salon & Shoppe, knows that in order to bring customers in to her business, she has to go out and get them first. “I think as a business you have to go where your customers are, and everybody is on the Internet,” Kruse said. “People are using Facebook and I think the people that don’t take advantage of this now, in this climate, are going to get lost.”"
Weyerhaeuser selling railroads
Paul Balcerak said: Included: About 40 miles of track in Southwest Washington.
Report: Washington to have strongest housing market by 2014
Paul Balcerak said: Bremerton and Silverdale will reportedly see the highest gains.