Category: Work & Economics

Have you ever felt that your best wasn’t good enough? Maybe it was something a boss or coworker said or did not say about your performance. Last week...

Common courtesy is increasingly uncommon. In a 2011 survey, researchers Christine Porath and Christine Pearson found that 50% of workers experienced rudeness or incivility at least once per...

Work in any organization long enough, and you might see a familiar scene: the workaround. Someone in the organization wants their way, so they play office politics to...

The way we’re working isn’t working….you’re probably not very excited to get to the office in the morning, you don’t feel much appreciated while you’re there, you find...

Entrepreneurship has been in a slow decline over the past thirty years in America, according to a recent study by the Brookings Institution. Today, more businesses are failing...

[He] shows no partiality to princes/Nor regards the rich more than the poor/For they are all the work of his hands[.] – Job 34:19 As described in Job...

We love arrogant sitcom characters. Every TV generation has them. There is Sheldon on the Big Bang Theory. Before Sheldon, there was Dwight on The Office, Niles on...

A lot of rich, thoughtful books on faith, work, and economics have been published this year. Here’s five you’ll want to add to your summer reading list. Visions...

Recently, Barna Group has published as series of Frames, short booklets designed to address succinctly and poignantly some of the top issues facing those in their twenties and...

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