I can’t help wondering about this business as I pass it on my way to work. Is there enough need for handwriting research to keep a place like this in business? There must be. According to their website, they’ve been in business since 1983 and they do all kinds of work like applicant screening, investigations, and personality analysis. Their sign with the pastel chess-piece men always catches my eye.Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Handwriting
I can’t help wondering about this business as I pass it on my way to work. Is there enough need for handwriting research to keep a place like this in business? There must be. According to their website, they’ve been in business since 1983 and they do all kinds of work like applicant screening, investigations, and personality analysis. Their sign with the pastel chess-piece men always catches my eye.
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It's good to know they do survive! And the place looks lovely.
The future of handwriting analysis will probably yield these results: "The person analyzed is under 30 and grew up spending too much time at a keyboard and did not learn penmanship."
I wonder what they would say about me after seeing my scrawl. Maybe I don't want to know.
I also wonder about this place. It is near my home and I pass it on my way to Trader Joe's. :)
I guess it's a rare enough specialty that they will never run out of clients. Love the tiles around the sign!
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