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A family member of mine was downsized at 61 years old. He assumes that getting hired for a permanent position at his age is doubtful. Unfortunately, this possibility is based on past assumptions. Many employers currently assume employees will retire at 65. Recent research by Transamerica has revealed that 54% of people now believe they will work longer than 65. Only ...
In our age of instant social media reactions, large bureaucratic organizations are struggling to respond quickly enough. Look at Boeing’s troubles with their 737 MAX planes. Boeing had been a respected organization, but their response to two major crashes and hundreds of deaths was not swift enough for the intense social media backlash they received. Boeing’s brand has been dramatically ...
In 1968, President’s Day was instituted to be celebrated on the third Monday of February to memorialize both President Abraham Lincoln and George Washington’s birthdays. According to the Farmer’s Almanac, Congress passed the Monday Holiday Law to “provide uniform annual observances of certain legal public holidays on Mondays.” By creating more 3-day weekends, Congress hoped to “bring substantial benefits to ...
Valentine’s Day is one of romance and love. Love is a word rarely heard in the workplace. In part, that may be due to the limitations of the word itself. In the Greek, they have at least five different words to distinguish the different types of love, but in English, we have just one. Jesus taught us to love our neighbor. ...
In this series, we are discussing how to rebuild your reputation. The Apostle Paul modeled three steps he took to rebuild his reputation. The final step Paul used was to find an advocate. Jesus’ disciples didn’t want to meet, hear or see Paul. He had been their arch enemy. Fortunately for Paul, he found an advocate in Barnabas. In Acts ...
In this series, we are discussing how to rebuild your reputation. The Apostle Paul modeled three steps he took to rebuild his reputation from being Saul, the persecutor of Christians, to becoming the Apostle Paul, the Christian evangelist. Paul’s second step was to enhance his reputation by doing the hard work of building trust. It’s slow, but we need to ...
In business, our mistakes can haunt our reputation and undermine our growth opportunities. In today’s social media world, your reputation can be destroyed almost instantly. The Apostle Paul modeled three steps he took to rebuild his reputation from being Saul, the persecutor of Christians, to becoming the Apostle Paul, the Christian evangelist. The first step Paul took was to confess ...
We all make mistakes, and sometimes we make big ones. In business, when you make a big mistake, your employees, customers, suppliers and sometimes even the press learn and share your mistakes with others. It’s those mistakes that help us learn and become even better, even as the fallout lingers, sometimes for years. Rebuilding your reputation isn’t easy. It takes ...
A recent article from Money and the Gospel states, “we must not forget that everything we are and have is part of the stewardship paradigm.”Most of the time when we consider stewardship, we think and talk about financial stewardship. Financial stewardship is only one part of the stewardship paradigm. Stewardship encompasses putting to use and multiplying everything we are and ...
The Gallup organization polled Americans to determine in which institutions they had the most confidence. After the military, small business was second in the Gallup ratings, with 68% of the population trusting them more than other institutions. Big business was 12thon the list with only 23% trust. Although there are multiple reasons for the huge gap in trust, it seems ...
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