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August 27, 2016

Dot Personnel Services lead by their Pragmatic Visionary Mrs. Dotsie Gordon

A social entrepreneur is a leader or pragmatic visionary. These persons drive innovation and transformation in their particular fields, making a way for those in need with particular attention to the stigmatized poor. On October 6, 1971, a vision sprung to life and a journey began to provide exceptional service while improving the lives of others. Mrs. Dotsie M. Gordon started this business out of a social consciousness to secure employment for graduates of technical high schools and other rural schools who found it difficult to connect with employers in Kingston through a no strings attached channel. She began by helping friends and relatives who sought meaningful employment. This involvement brought such satisfaction and later, Mrs. Gordon developed the idea into a pioneering business which will celebrate its 45th anniversary this year.

Dot Personnel provides a range of human resource consultancy services, placement and career and staffing services. Their philosophy is to maintain customer loyalty and satisfaction by repeat business through a process of customer satisfaction- thereby sending the best, most qualified personnel who are ready to keep your office running efficiently. Our main goal is to assist in transforming the workplace through increased productivity and better customer service. Therefore if companies want “Better personnel-Better business” they should choose Dot Personnel Services. If you are seeking high standards; innovation and transformational service, you can rest assured these services will be provided.

Who is Mrs. Dotsie M. Gordon?

What are your proudest moments in operations?

“Meeting some of the persons I had placed in jobs and they are now retired and earning a pension.”

Who are you in a nutshell?

“A simple rural girl who continues to make a difference in peoples’ life”

What is your Motto

“Better personnel-Better Business”

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