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Walking down the long narrow hall of the church basement, I was greeted by bright and beautiful paintings of Biblical scenes. There was Adam and Eve in the Garden, Noah’s Ark with animals boarding, Moses presenting the 10 Commandments, the Nativity, The Sermon on The Mount … and a painting of God. It was one...

The days when the phrase “too many chiefs, not enough Indians” was an accepted doctrine are coming to an end – and not just because it’s politically and culturally insensitive. There was a time when many C-level professionals feared that it was far from optimal to have a majority of managers issuing orders with not...

As 2022 winds down to a close and the world looks ahead to 2023 with great hope and anticipation, The Best Workplace suggests making an “employee development” game plan leading into the New Year. January is the ideal time to lean into all those good New Year’s Resolutions vibes when your team members are likely...

In 2021, a leading global job site reported that roughly 52% of Americans suffer from burnout at work. With more than 300 million unique visitors to its website each month, Indeed.com should know. After all, a separate Gallup study indicated that employees suffering from burnout are 2.6 TIMES MORE LIKELY to explore new employment opportunities....

As more and more signs point to the fact that the United States is either already in the initial stages or headed for a recession, everyone from small business owners to CEOs at Fortune 100 companies is scrambling to prepare their company