YELLOWJACKET CONSULTING
Welcome to the YellowJacket Consulting Service Group (YCSG). YCSG was formed in May 2014 by a group of students from LeTourneau University in Longview, Texas with the purpose of providing administrative services for businesses. Diversified by our extensive background in a myriad of fields from accounting to human resource management to information technology to marketing, YCSG is committed to providing the best in business administrative services. Our purpose is to serve the East Texas business community with exceptional and responsive answers to all business needs. Our subject matter experts are here to serve to help provide consulting and professional advice to all organizations both profit and non-profit. Our mission statement is as follows: “YellowJacket Consulting Service Group or YCSG is committed to providing exceptional, sound professional advice and systems to all business organizations for the greater East Texas community.”
With a staff of twenty-five fulltime experts in a variety of professional business areas and a part-time staff of over eighty, including university student interns, YCSG is committed to providing the most dynamic and professional answers to all business needs. Taught in a Christian-based collegiate environment, YCSG is committed to carry forward the value of servant service in all aspects of our company, providing complete services from inception and planning to training employees to follow-up support with all our clients. We also have strong ethical considerations based on the teachings of Christ in everyday life, and will as such, give our best efforts to each individual client, to provide legally sound and supported advice that is in congruence...
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I believe that core values are essential to construct my character and personality as a leader. My core values that I believe are as follow:
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Change in an organization occurs when an organization identifies an area of where necessary change must be undertaken, examines it thoroughly and adapts to it. This may lead to gaps where employees may not adapt to a certain change and therefore it is important that an organization takes into considerati...
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