Kronos 1 in One Hundred Million – Celebrating Workers That We Rely On
Work is pretty much a standard part of life. For most of us, work is necessary in order to survive. Most people wake up every morning and go to work, experiencing moments that may be shared with co-workers; or with no one at all. So often, the day to day routine becomes mundane, and at the end of the day the events of that work day are folded up right along with the uniform… only to be smoothed out and put back on the next day.
What if, however, there was a way to jump into the minds of any one of the 1 in one hundred million workers, and experience what they experience? See what they see? Take a peek into their job, from their very own perspective.
What is 1in100Million.com?
Thanks to 1in100Million.com, now you can. This is a site dedicated to sharing the personal stories of the many important people who do the daily work we all rely on. This site finally provides a place where these often overlooked individuals and can be celebrated, and their stories shared with the world.
This website was created by Kronos, the leader in workforce management solutions. If any one understands the schedules, logistics, analytics, and gritty details of the workforce today, it’s Kronos. They help tens of thousands of customers worldwide manage all of these, and much more. Learn more about Kronos at Kronos.com.
How 1in100Million.com Works
Each month, an episode that features a worker is released on 1in100Million.com. Occupations of these workers range from firefighters and trauma nurses, to hotel front desk agents, restaurant serves, teachers and more. It truly offers an equal opportunity to look into the lives of so many different people, who manage to so greatly impact the lives of all of us.
Episode 21, for instance, features Kyle Lamson – Director of New Product Innovation at Xenith. By watching Lamson’s story, you’ll learn about how his own sports related injuries in high school led him to Xenith in 2012. Here, he’s played a vital role in the development of Xeniths #1 rated helmet technologies, effectively preventing others from suffering from the same injuries he dealt with. Lamson’s day, like many of the workers in the series, can differ from day to day. Through this series, you’ll have a chance to have a first-hand look into the daily routines of these incredible people, in a way you ordinarily wouldn’t have been able to.
Want to learn more about Lamson, and the other workers featured in the “1 in one hundred million” Web Series? Head over to the website and click a story that resonates with you.
This post is sponsored by Kronos. All thoughts are mine.
I love this! I think it’s important to learn about those in all fields- their jobs are important and we need them!
This is such an awesome opportunity to see people from other types of lives. Really cool!
What a wonderful way to learn about the life of others and really get to see that while we might be different –as humans– we have so much more in common then we realize! Can’t wait to head over and check out all these stories! Thanks for the resource
This sounds really interesting! A behind the scenes look is so important to have an understanding of what they go through day in and day out.
What a great opportunity to explore the lives of people who may be totally different than us. This is neat!
This website sounds so interesting. I love to learn about different jobs.
This sounds like a great web series. I will have to check it out this weekend.
This is great! I love hearing personal stories. And I think it will make us grateful for those who have jobs that don’t always get the glory.
It is so interesting looking into the occupations of others! This is a great series they have.
Being able to see behind the scenes and hear about a job from the worker’s perspective is great. It’s nice to have an understanding of what they go through day in and day out.
We have the mundane SO often that something different would be such a welcome change! I love these posts they help motivate so much.
What a cool way to get into someone else’s head. I feel like this would be a great way to see what life is for others. Thanks for sharing
What a cool project! I think it’s normal for the day to day to become mundane, but this certainly provides a way to escape for a bit. Sometimes when you see someone else’s day to day, you become a lot more grateful for your own!