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Mark Stratton Berry, PHR, SHRM-CP

Senior Human Resource Specialist at Insperity
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Mark has more than 20 years of human resources experience encompassing client service, business operations, recruiting, and workers’ compensation administration experience. He's highly reliable, resourceful, and personable with tenacity, and a creative mind for problem solving and business growth. Mark's a strong user of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and SharePoint, and well versed in state and federal employment laws. He has current PHR and SHRM-CP certifications, and current SHRM membership. Mark is also trained in use of Salesforce.com and basic conversational level in Spanish.

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  • Some job seekers, if they're not seeing that flexibility of a potential hybrid work schedule in there, they may just click through and click on to the next ad. Hybrid work may not be for everybody. It’s attractive to a lot of people, but some people relish the idea of being in the office more frequently and might feel a little bit disenfranchised if they're not part of a live group.

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