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Cynergy Systems announced it has been selected as a finalist
for the 2008 Helios Apollo Awards. In conjunction with the Washington, D.C.
metropolitan chapters for the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and
SmartCEO magazine, Helios HR, a provider of outsourced human resources and HR
consulting, has chosen to honor Cynergy as a local company dedicated to
promoting employee development.
The Helios Apollo Awards recognize organizations in the
Cynergy’s leadership knows that, in order to foster
creativity and productivity, it is important to design an ambitious and
collaborative environment where fun, hard work and innovation come together to
produce great software solutions. For example, projects are run by Cynergy’s
best developers—not project managers—so the people in charge of major
assignments actually understand the technical challenges faced by team members
and can provide expert direction. Also, Cynergy’s entire management team has
come up through the company’s ranks; no outside managers are ever hired,
regardless of their resumes. With the company’s rapid expansion, this
translates into a plethora of advancement opportunities for employees.
“Cynergy’s workforce includes some of the world’s best
software developers and user experience designers. In order to attract
the best and the brightest, it’s in the best interests of our company - as well
as our clients - that our corporate environment encourages employee growth,
productivity and innovation,” said Carson Hager, president and founder of Cynergy.
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