The WoodProductGroup

Jeff Flowers is beginning his 11th year as a recruiter in the wood products industry. 2007 rang in a new era for Jeff and the WoodProductGroup as we began working with clients internationally in Russia, Thailand and Jordan.

"Thanks for you help. I have to say your website is one of the best recruitment sites I have ever seen." Director of Wood Procurement.

It is the goal of this recruiting organization to work and develop professional relationships with client companies and candidates. We have been able to be a worthy team player for clients by combining values such as honesty, loyalty and trustworthiness along with 10+ years of manufacturing management and 9 years of recruiting success. We identify, interview and provide the "top shelf" candidates that clients expect.

We provide confidential searches at NO FEE to the candidate.

“Jeff is the best wood products recruiter I've ever worked with. His industry insight and market intelligence bring significant value to the relationship, as does Jeff's warm and engaging personality. If you have talent acquisition needs in the wood industry, call Jeff Flowers! I highly recommend him.” August 31, 2007

AKTRIN Wood Information Center

Heaven’s calendar has seven Sundays a week. God sanctifies each day. He conducts holy business at all hours and in all places. He uncommons the common by turning kitchen sinks into shrines, cafés into convents, and nine-to-five workdays into spiritual adventures.

Workdays? Yes, workdays. He ordained your work as something good. Before he gave Adam a wife or a child, even before he gave Adam britches, God gave Adam a job. “Then the LORD God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to cultivate it and keep it” (Gen. 2:15 NASB). Innocence, not indolence, characterized the first family.

God views work worthy of its own engraved commandment: “You shall work six days, but on the seventh day you shall rest” (Exod. 34:21 NASB). We like the second half of that verse. But emphasis on the day of rest might cause us to miss the command to work: “You shall work six days.” Whether you work at home or in the marketplace, your work matters to God.

And your work matters to society. We need you! Cities need plumbers. Nations need soldiers. Stoplights break. Bones break. We need people to repair the first and set the second. Someone has to raise kids, raise cane, and manage the kids who raise Cain.

Whether you log on or lace up for the day, you imitate God. Jehovah himself worked for the first six days of creation. Jesus said, “My Father never stops working, and so I keep working, too” (John 5:17 NCV). Your career consumes half of your lifetime. Shouldn’t it broadcast God? Don’t those forty to sixty hours a week belong to him as well?

The Bible never promotes workaholism or an addiction to employment as pain medication. But God unilaterally calls all the physically able to till the gardens he gives. God honors work. So honor God in your work. “There is nothing better for a man than to eat and drink and tell himself that his labor is good” (Eccles. 2:24 NASB).

Here is the big idea:

Use your uniqueness (what you do)
to make a big deal out of God (why you do it)
every day of your life (where you do it).

At the convergence of all three, you’ll find the cure for the common life: your sweet spot.
by Max Lucado

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