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By Teri Poff When Collin Buckley was in elementary and high school his experience was not always a smooth one. “I wasn’t much fun for most of my school years, but I can name distinct teachers and one administrator that…
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Written by Dr. Joel Domingo Of the many descriptors that people associate with good leaders—proficient, charismatic, intelligent, compassionate, etc. there is one that people rarely use—thankful. When was the last time you thought of a leader who demonstrated or even…
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Artificial Intelligence has been on the mind of technologists and futurists for over a hundred years now. Since as early as the late 1800’s the idea of robotics with human-like intelligence has been a sci-fi dream (or nightmare, depending on…
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Written by Dr. Gregory Price Employees crave meaningful work and a sense of purpose. Studer (2018) suggested that individuals place greater importance on the meaning of work than they do on workplace happiness or making a high salary. He also…
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By Dr. Jan Lüdert In order to thrive, organizations and institutions need to ensure that its various departments work together towards achieving greater goals. Leading across an organization to enhance interdepartmental collaboration is key to improve interpersonal communication and enhance…