Keeping the Old Friends

Urine Drug Test

There are few things more valuable than old friends. Let’s examine some of the ways in which old friends are so much more valuable than acquaintances or even high quality new friends. Old friends know you for who you are. They know your strengths, your weaknesses, and exactly how you like your coffee in the morning. They know when to leave you alone and when to force you to confront them. They understand your nature and why you do the things you do. When there is a misunderstanding between you and your spouse (which is often the case between the sexes), old friends know exactly what to say to them about you to describe to them who you are as a person. Yes, this is even the case for spouses, because not everyone of the opposite sex understands their life partner fully.

Old friends pull you out of messes and are strong for you when you are too weak to hold your life together. Old friends know when to give you your space and when to force themselves into your space and not leave. Old friends understand that, if you have an addiction, it will change who you are as a person and you will never be the same again.

When CMM Technology began distributing high quality drug test equipment throughout Australia, we knew that the best reference we could have would be from businesses which have used our products, found them flawless, and needed to help other business professionals to use our services because they are so impressed the level of our quality. Now, even the competition would appreciate such a gesture. That is how high we wanted our standards to be when we began our company, and we believe that we’ve held these standards just as high as when we started.

Do you need alcohol breathalyser devices for your company? Use our popular Lifeloc FC10 breathalyser devices. Do you need saliva drug tests, instead? Try out our Rapid STAT saliva drug test, and remember to get feedback from your employees about how easy it is for them to use when they are screened.

This article has been taken from : http://www.cmm.com.au/articles/keeping-the-old-friends/