Recently we started working with a new client, and of course we were excited about the opportunity! But almost immediately the owner of the company started to aggressively question every step of our process...

Here are the latest phishing attempts that have been received by our team. Funny how poorly these are written, seeing as how these scammers are trying to trick you in to giving them access to your information.

Ever get lost in the perplexing world of software development? In this video, J Street's President, Armen Stein, boils down the specific technologies and platform that we specialize in.

As an Armenian, playing backgammon was pretty much expected of me from an early age. When I was 5, my mom said that she'd play with me, but I had to promise not to cry when I lost.

When our teenage daughter was playing Select Softball, we would sometimes travel to other cities for tournaments. Teams from all over the country would gather at a large sports complex and play softball over a whole weekend.

One of the many things that I've learned over the past several months is how much I like to spend time with friends, family and employees.

Time is not a renewable resource - the time I have today is limited. I don't want to spend a lot of time scheduling online meetings and phone calls.

It's hard to know what to say or write during these times. Like many of you, I'm uncomfortable, worried about saying something wrong or alienating people.

J Street went completely virtual in 2018, so we have experience with the challenges of not seeing each other often. Over the past two years, we've found ways to stay connected.

Way back in the early days of my career, I was a software designer at DIS Corporation in Bellingham, WA. I helped design and build dealership software for farm equipment and automobile dealers.

To help pay for my university education, I waited tables at a Denny's restaurant. Over the years I've realized that I got a pretty good education at the restaurant, too.

During this time of stress from the coronavirus pandemic, it can be difficult to get the sleep we need. But here's the deal: getting enough sleep, at least 7 hours each night, powers up our immune systems to help us fight viral infections.