24 Hours in Romania
Zumasys President Paul Giobbi shares his experience at a Romanian children’s hospital and reflects on the ripple effect that Happyness Is A Choice has had for employees, families, friends, vendors, and customers.
Zumasys Named #1 Best Place to Work in Orange County
Today, Zumasys is thrilled to announce that in addition to making it onto the OCBJ’s List of Best Places to Work in OC for the 3rd time, we also placed first!
Zumasys Featured on Forbes.com
In the highly competitive tech industry, it’s not OK to be average. You have to be great. Not only do you have to be great with your clients, you also have to be a great place to work.
Why Happiness Matters
March 20 is International Day of Happiness. To celebrate, Zumasys CEO Paul Giobbi shares quick tips on how to spread happiness to friends, family and employees.
Zumasys says trusting employees is key to success
Though Zumasys helps companies move their operations to the cloud, President Paul Giobbi, the top business leader for a small company, says the key to his business is not technology – it’s people. Zumasys was ranked the No. 2 small company in Orange County’s Top Workplaces. Q. What does your company do that sets it…
Something Contagious Happened This Thanksgiving
Zumasys President Paul Giobbi shares his family’s story of giving back this holiday season and reflects on how it feels to make a difference in someone’s life.
A Great Place to Work with—Zumasys President Paul Giobbi on NetApp’s Culture
NetApp360 sat down with Paul Giobbi, president of Zumasys, to get his perspective on how NetApp’s culture transcends our workplace and impacts their offices.
Evolution: The Key to Mastering Your Fate
Are you the same person you were 6 months ago? How have you evolved in 2013? Paul Giobbi reflects on leadership, Nelson Mandela, and the backwoods of Tennessee.
Catch People Doing Something Good
During his keynote at Zumapalooza 2008, Mendoza urged us to create and foster innovative cultures by “catching people doing something good.”
Zumasys: Gaining Through Giving
The last thing I expected to see at a business conference was a hippie throwing Frisbees into the audience. As much as I like the discus (heck, I was born in the 70s), I was skeptical.