Nikko, Head Greeter, was always
at his post at the front door. He truly enjoyed his job greeting clients and associates who came through Crossover
Technologies' threshold. He was key in maintaining the high company morale along
with a very clean carpet, ridding it of any crumbs that fell his way. Nikko, a Keeshond,
was streetwise from being on his own for awhile and had a determined spirit
for life. He lived to be 17 years old and had been
on the job since wandering into the lives of his caring owners, who loved him
very much, in February of 1993. He passed away on June 6, 2003, but
will forever be in our hearts and thoughts. He set the standard
against which all other dogs would be judged.
His philosophy of
work: "Love your job and it will love you."
Sassy Mae, Assistant Greeter, also a Keeshond, began assisting Nikko with his duties in May of 2001, when she came to live with the owners of
Crossover Technologies. Shy at first, she later reclaim her image as a
princess as she grew more confidant about her owners' lover for her. She particularly enjoys greeting children that
are passing by the store, as well as any treat-bearing UPS, FedEx or USPS
delivery personnel. She hopes to live up to Nikko's high
standards both in work, home-life and longevity.
Her philosophy of work:
"You can teach an old dog new tricks."
LaTesha, 2nd Assistant Greeter, began assisting
Sassy with her duties in February of 2004. A Boxer, she is a clown by
nature and has a real zest for life. She finds being in an office all
day a little boring, but relives the boredom by playing toss with her dead
"stuffed" mallard. She enjoys watching the steady flow of people
headed to and from Jackie's Place and listening to their comments about her
quirky looks. Tesha came to the owners of Crossover as a stray in
February 2004 and quickly wormed her way into their hearts. Her
picture will be added soon.
Her philosophy of work: She has developed one yet.
Nikko, Head Greeter, was always
at his post at the front door. He truly enjoyed his job greeting clients and associates who came through Crossover
Technologies' threshold. He was key in maintaining the high company morale along
with a very clean carpet, ridding it of any crumbs that fell his way. Nikko, a Keeshond,
was streetwise from being on his own for awhile and had a determined spirit
for life. He lived to be 17 years old and had been
on the job since wandering into the lives of his caring owners, who loved him
very much, in February of 1993. He passed away on June 6, 2003, but
will forever be in our hearts and thoughts. He set the standard
against which all other dogs would be judged.
Sassy Mae, Assistant Greeter, also a Keeshond, began assisting Nikko with his duties in May of 2001, when she came to live with the owners of
Crossover Technologies. Shy at first, she later reclaim her image as a
princess as she grew more confidant about her owners' lover for her. She particularly enjoys greeting children that
are passing by the store, as well as any treat-bearing UPS, FedEx or USPS
delivery personnel. She hopes to live up to Nikko's high
standards both in work, home-life and longevity.