As you visit our blog, you’ll notice a post or two that reminds you that LockNet has been in the game now for quite some time (24 years to be exact). We’ve grown like crazy, moving into three separate buildings (two for the warehouse and one for the office), and the lack of space in […]
Read moreThe employees at LockNet saved a life last week. And while, no, I do not think firemen are replaceable with LockNet employees, I will say I was completely impressed with how willing they were to jump in and help with a situation that arose unexpectedly. It also really highlights the kind of attitude the employees […]
Read moreI hope everyone is close to falling into a candy coma after a successful night of trick-or-treating on Tuesday. LockNet celebrated a little early last week and had all of the LockNet families out with their little ghouls and goblins for the first ever LockNet Trunk-or-Treat. (And, no, that’s not a typo. I meant to […]
Read moreIf you’ve had a chance to check out my video on the benefits of working at LockNet, you know that one of the main things our CEO, Chad Miller, focuses on is the culture within the company. Not only does LockNet make sure every team member is proficient in the positions they hold, but also […]
Read moreWe’ve almost made it to the end! This weekend LockNet will be participating in the Jessamine County Relay for Life and all of our hard work over the last few weeks will finally come to fruition. The employees here at LockNet have worked hard and had fun while they raised money for the cause. There were […]
Read moreWe’re continuing to share LockNet employees’ personal experiences with cancer in the weeks leading up to Relay for Life and this week, I’m featuring Samantha Mudd. Sam has been at LockNet for a little less than a year now and when I sat in on her interview to be hired, I can remember her telling […]
Read moreWe’re up to our third installment in the LockNet series of personal cancer stories and today, we’re featuring Diana Thielen. Diana began with LockNet earlier this year and has fit right in with everyone. She’s kind to everyone she sees and is a really hard worker. Unfortunately, Diana’s experience with cancer involved herself. She’s better […]
Read moreLast week I told you how LockNet is participating in the Jessamine County Relay for Life event next month. This event is geared toward those who have been affected by cancer. Whether it be a loved one or themselves, people have stories to tell. Because LockNet is a family-run business, our culture focuses on […]
Read moreEven though LockNet services businesses across the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and even Guam, we are still Kentucky built and raised company and feel it’s very important to support our hometown of Nicholasville, KY. One of the ways we do that is through company-wide participation in local community events throughout the year. One […]
Read more*Tap! Tap! Tap! Is this thing on? Anyone still out there? So, you may have noticed that LockBytes took a bit of an unexpected break. (If you didn’t notice, don’t hurt my feelings and just pretend you did.) We’re doing big things with our fancy computer stuff over here and the website took a hit […]
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