The effects of cuts in the permanent workforce are starting to show.

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Data Dome in the News

Suzanne Wright interviewed Art Schoeck for the July 9, 2006 issue of The Sunday Paper, Atlanta.
PERSONALITY MATTERS

Art Schoeck helps restaurants make hiring decisions
By Suzanne Wright

“Just like any other industry, restaurants are looking for low turnover and high-quality service,” says Art Schoeck, president of Data Dome.

Photo credit: Spark St. Jude

Art Schoeck, behavioral [...]

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