CNBC has been featuring Goldman & Associates’ client WRSystems today … reporting on the company’s recent recognition as North America’s most psychologically healthy small business. WRSystems captured the 2009 Nationally Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award in the for-profit small company category from the American Psychological Association. The Virginia-based information technology and engineering firm welcomes new employees with chocolates and handwritten notes, encourages staff suggestions and feedback, and much more. WRSystems believes that even in a down economy, investment in employee satisfaction makes sense. Happy workers produce more, keep customers more engaged, and generate better repeat business … to name just a few reasons.  This commitment to employee happiness amid a grim economy proved to be a intriguing story for CNBC.